A Kriegsmarine Submarine Badge By C.e. Juncker certificate_of_authenticity He was later transferred to

He was later transferred to the redesignated "4th Western Ontario Battalion" in February 1918

the ridge flanked by rows of fine gold-coloured bullion wire incorporating repeating rows of two thin and one thick strips of bullion on either side of the protruding wide oval cap

The yellow-orange synthetic grip features a series of ten parallel ridges

Fine silvered aluminum wire interlaced with green embroidery

A Kriegsmarine Submarine Badge By C.e. Juncker certificate_of_authenticity He was later transferred toBadge in fire gilded tombac, solid construction, weighs 20. 9 grams, excellent quality, badge retains most of original finish, in extremely fine condition; scarce type. Footnote: Badge is unmarked, but has a distinctive die flaw of the bow of the U Boat and is sometimes referred to as Unknown maker (1), variation (2) based on the appearance of the eagle and set up on reverse, likely maker of this badge is C. E. Juncker Berlin; see page 58, Weber