Prussian Badge For Naval Pilots On Seaplanes Newly Listed The Powers agreed

The Powers agreed

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Bookkeeper

which was worn by all ranks of the German Field Police up to the rank of Lieutenant (Leutnant)

Charles Millar of Perth

Footnote: The award was scarcely issued during the 1990s

Prussian Badge For Naval Pilots On Seaplanes Newly Listed The Powers agreedPrussian Badge for Naval Pilots on Seaplanes in gilded silver (marked 835) just above the catch, 43. 65mm(width) x 71. 4mm(height); most of the gilding worn off, moderately worn badge, catch War time repaired, otherwise in very fine condition; an early badge made in solid silver, while later issues that are more common were produced during 1915 19 in gilded bronze; an extremely rare badge.