A 1917 Reconnaissance Pilot Badge In Silver With Documents To Friedrich Schrader; 257Th Detachment GTRexclude " hand scratched across the

" hand scratched across the horizontal cross section

1919 and sent back to Leipzig

the Canadian Federal Government designated Barker a person of national historic significance

but did not attend public events with him until mid-1944

but the German Army

A 1917 Reconnaissance Pilot Badge In Silver With Documents To Friedrich Schrader; 257Th Detachment GTRexclude " hand scratched across theA First War Flugzeugfhrer Abzeichen (Pilot's Badge) in silver. It is marked "935" on the reverse of the crown, of hollow construction, measures 44. 5x71. 7mm, and weighs 19. 8 grams. The badge shows excellent crisp details and a high wreath relief. The pin is unusually wide. It is a scarce badge by an unknown maker, in very fine condition. The badge comes with an award document (209x329mm), which is actually a validated and signed transcript. It is