A Rare Prussian Naval Sea Pilot's Badge By Godet & Sohn, Berlin; Published Example Buy Now These badges are known to

These badges are known to exist in three versions

John Bunn was in charge of the saleshop for the HBC

obverse illustrating a target surrounded by various hunter's items

This dagger has been poorly stored

with Gold/enameled center and Gold Swords

A Rare Prussian Naval Sea Pilot's Badge By Godet & Sohn, Berlin; Published Example Buy Now These badges are known toA rare and sought after badge in die stamped gilded brass, with a plate over the reverse, weighing 27. 8 grams, type with larger Imperial crown, non maker marked but the type manufactured by Godet & Sohn, Berlin, marked with a star shaped stamp for base metal on the pin, measuring 46. 5 mm x 74 mm, vertical pinback, near mint. Footnote: This badge is published example and is found on page 413 of Aircrew and Honor Prizes of the Flying Troops from 1913