Austria, Imperial. A First War Cockpit Clock For Hungarian Aircraft Works, C. 1917 Hold The upper portion bears four

The upper portion bears four beige interwoven straps with metal buckles which all connect in the centre

Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Dietrich Maerz stating that in his opinion

(Feuerschutzpolizei Freiwilliger Kragenspiegel)

3 grams (inclusive of ribbon and bar)

Austria, Imperial. A First War Cockpit Clock For Hungarian Aircraft Works, C. 1917 Hold The upper portion bears fourAn onboard cockpit clock with anti theft device built in, comprising a non ferrous medal exterior, with central chronograph installation featuring a whet enamel dial with block numbers from 1 to 12, two thin hour and minute hands, inscribed UNGRISCHE FLUGZEUGWERKE A. G. BUDAPEST on the dial, face is covered by glass, the reverse is hollow around the exterior, with a hinged panel for dash installation featuring one large circle for the reverse of the