Germany, Weimar Republic. A Bavarian Prince Alfons Protector Society Honour Badge Certificate, 1928 Hold gilt wear on the reverse

gilt wear on the reverse of the two brass medals

and not himself the holder of a licence authorizing him to act as pilot

illustrating a spread-winged eagle sitting upon an oak leaf wreath with a centred swastika insignia

Constructed of cupal

The underside of the skirt on the left side appears to be maker marked but is indistinguishable

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Bavarian Prince Alfons Protector Society Honour Badge Certificate, 1928 Hold gilt wear on the reverseThe Protektor Gesellschafts Ehrenzeichen (protector society honour badge) in gold certificate is named to Christoph Wagner in Munich. It was awarded by the protector of the Bavarian Marksmen Association, Prince Alfons of Bavaria, for merit in marksmanship culture. Dated to Munich on August 1, 1928. Measuring 213 mm (w) x 150 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, light creasing and fraying of the edges, and one small hole in the center, remains very