Germany, Peru, Venezuela, International. Lot Of Five Air Force Badges Hold to alleviate the Shell Crisis

to alleviate the Shell Crisis of 1915 during the First World War

1) A cap badge in the shape of a German Imperial Crown c

In the Summer of 1941 it was committed to Operation Barbarossa and was used to support Army Group North in its drive through the Baltic States towards Leningrad and was also employed against Russian shipping

each of the arms of the cross with two genuine rubies

Germany, Peru, Venezuela, International. Lot Of Five Air Force Badges Hold to alleviate the Shell CrisisFederal Republic of Germany (West Germany) Air Force Command Pilot Badge (in gilt metal, marked "MADE IN GERMANY" and maker marked "A" (F. W. Assman & Sohne, Ludenscheid) on the reverse, measuring 74. 8 mm (w) x 24. 8 mm (h), dual push pins); Peruvian Air Force Pilot Badge (in bronze gilt, maker marked "N. S. MEYER INC. NEW YORK" with the company's insignia on the reverse, measuring 77 mm (w) x 20 mm (h), dual push pins, on its N. S. Meyer