Germany. A Scarce & Desirable Luftwaffe Observer's Badge, Early Version By "Cej" (Juncker) Newly Listed Warner was transferred to the

Warner was transferred to the A-11 Infantry Advanced Training Centre at Camp Borden on April 17

Canadian Forces Decoration (with three rosettes)

It was instituted in 1933 as a tradition badge and awarded for membership in the NSDAP since either 1923 or 1925

His troops in hard fought battle won against more powerful enemy forces

A Silver Grade Tank Assault Badge by A

Germany. A Scarce & Desirable Luftwaffe Observer's Badge, Early Version By "Cej" (Juncker) Newly Listed Warner was transferred to theBadge in tombac, silvered and patinated, measuring 53. 35mm x 53. 15 mm, it weighs 28. 1 grams, marked in reverse "CEJ" in the box (C. E. Juncker, Berlin), very thin version with two rivets (showing signs of being reinforced), catch slightly bent, in worn condition, overall very fine; a very scarce and highly desirable badge for a Luftwaffe collector. (Comes with Expertise from Militaria Berlin).