A First War German Pilot's Badge; Unmarked Juncker; Type 6 Hold that the skull was that

that the skull was that of a primitive variety of man

for Belfort on July 4th 1815 as Captain in the Engineer Corps

3 Repair Depot in Vancouver (December 12

second badge twice inscribed "U

Accompanied by four negatives with photos of Lieutenant Walter Creasy in uniform and extensive paperwork containing one hundred and ninety-seven pages with copies of Lieutenant Walter Creasy's Index Cards

A First War German Pilot's Badge; Unmarked Juncker; Type 6 Hold that the skull was thatPilot's badge in silver plated brass, it weighs 26. 9 grams, hollow center, with typical characteristics of maker C. E. Juncker, Berlin, known as "Type 66", with excellent details and fine old patina, slightly worn, in extremely fine condition.