A First War Original Bavarian Aircrew Photograph Auction Archive two insignias affixed to the

two insignias affixed to the belt's upper that appears on the wearer's front

He is on record as having served seven days "in cells" in 1912 for some sort of indiscretion

LAUER NURNBERG" (Lauer of Nuremburg) and marked "MADE IN GERMANY"

Footnote: The medal was first instituted in December 1801 during the reign of Tsar Alexander I

A First War Original Bavarian Aircrew Photograph Auction Archive two insignias affixed to theBlack and white, gloss finish, both men in full dress uniform, the front airman identified as the Observer, wearing the Iron Cross 1st Class 1914 and the Bavarian Observer Badge, with the Pilot standing behind him with flying googles wrapped around his cap, both men having the tri colour National cockade and Bavarian cockade on their caps, 80 mm x 108 mm, the photo having yellowed slightly with soiling evident on the reverse. Near extremely fine.