Austria, Imperial. A Pilot/Radio Operator Badge, Karl I. C.1918 certificate_of_authenticity and "107" the steel batch

and "107" the steel batch number) on the underside of the helmet at the front

as well as “57” for size

Canadian Field Artillery on February 7

It was awarded to officers for exceptional deeds on the battlefield

the obverse with a pebbled finish

Austria, Imperial. A Pilot/Radio Operator Badge, Karl I. C.1918 certificate_of_authenticity and "107" the steel batch(Flugzeugfhrer und Beobachterabzeichen). A late war badge of two piece construction, consisting of a patinated bronze eagle clutching gilt lightning bolts, fastened onto an open ended oval shaped and white enamelled laurel wreath via two rivets visible on the reverse, towards the top of the badge is a white enamelled shield featuring the black enamelled cipher of Karl I, while the bottom of the wreath is decorated with the coat of arms of the Austro