A First War German Silver Honor Goblet For Air Victories Auction for 12 Years

for 12 Years

Small Arms Ammunition Sub Committee

WHITE" painted in gold ink with a black drop shadow on the bottom raised edge

period repair to top ridge

He was a resident of Toronto when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (512505) under the name Francis Leo Keilty

A First War German Silver Honor Goblet For Air Victories Auction for 12 YearsA First War German Silver Honor Goblet for Air Victories In solid silver, 19. 5 cm high, marked below motto "800" along with Imperial German hallmarks; bottom of the goblet marked "Chef des Feldflugwesens", with lovely old patina, no dents or scratches, just a very few light contact marks,in extremely fine condition, an excellent example. Footnote: Established in 1915 as exclusively an aviation award, the Ehrenbecher fr den Sieger im Luftkampfe, or