Germany, NSFK. A Rare Motor Pilot’s Badge, Type II visually-hidden in silvered nickel with unmarked

in silvered nickel with unmarked reverse

constructed of silvered white metal

one depicting an illustration of AH delivering a speech during an early NSDAP meeting

Upon the reorganization of the 5th Brigade

1935 after successfully completing his term as a conscript member

Germany, NSFK. A Rare Motor Pilot’s Badge, Type II visually-hidden in silvered nickel with unmarked(Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps Abzeichen fr Motorflugzeugfhrer). Instituted 12 July 1938 By Friedrich Christiansen. (1939 1943 issue). Constructed of silvered tombak, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by a ribbon topped by an NSFK insignia in the form of Icarus with wings outstretched, overlaid across the legs by a mobile swastika and topped by an banner bearing initials NSFK, with the centre of