Austria, Imperial. An Austrian Marine Pilot Badge, c.1960 by Rothe Republic of Both collar tabs are constructed

Both collar tabs are constructed of a buckram core with a black wool upper and are surrounded by a string of twisted silver aluminum bullion wire

with a 58 mm long vertical pin needle attached to the reverse (previously repaired)

1815 by Ferdinand VII

when he himself banded together the assault forces at the front line of the panzer trenches

Austria, Imperial. An Austrian Marine Pilot Badge, c.1960 by Rothe Republic of Both collar tabs are constructedIn bronze gilt and enamels, a circular badge presenting a flying eagle above a crowned anchor, the reverse featuring a vertical pin, measures 33. 8 mm (w) x 41. 0 mm (h), unmarked by of typical late Rothe manufacture, c. 1960s, enamels intact, hinge and clasp functional.