Germany. A Civil Gliding Class “C” Proficiency Badge; Cloth Version Buy Now The upper on the brim

The upper on the brim is fabricated from black patent leather and trimmed in leather

First Class Cross with Oakleaves - In non magnetic metal

with lion head hardware on both ends of the belt

notable events being in London in 1912 (which allocated the first radio call signs)

with cover and base

Germany. A Civil Gliding Class “C” Proficiency Badge; Cloth Version Buy Now The upper on the brimA fine example of a Civil Gliding Class C proficiency badge; constructed of fine quality hand embroidered twisted silver aluminum bullion wires in the shape of three gulls within a wreath; on a grey wool backer; with black rayon backing on the reverse; measuring 52 mm in diameter; with remnants from previous collector mounting remaining on the reverse; in overall better than very fine condition.