A First War American Army Aviator Pilot Badge By Charles May Robbins Newly Listed as KB-834 was prepared for

as KB-834 was prepared for this Essen daylight operation by Royal Air Force ground personnel at its airfield base in Croft

A well worn case with a fragile

marked on reverse bottom “900” along with a Meybauer

A Reichsbahn Ärmeladler RBD Kassel - In embroidered yellow golden threat on black

Dutch Expedition Campaign Cross - Silver

A First War American Army Aviator Pilot Badge By Charles May Robbins Newly Listed as KB-834 was prepared forSterling silver, the letter "US" in Gold, hand engraved, three hallmarks and maker marks of the Charles May Robbins Company of Attleboro, Massachusetts and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 16 mm x 75 mm, horizontal pinback, catch is missing its roll bar, very light contact, near extremely fine.