Germany, Imperial. Two Green Porcelain Saucers, By Kpm Newly Listed which flew De Havilland Tiger

which flew De Havilland Tiger Moth and Fleet Finch aircraft

the obverse centre bears the crowned cipher “FW III” (for King Friedrich Wilhelm III)

Vizefeldwebel (vice sergeant) and officer candidate in Infantry Regiments 383 and 388

The obverse states basic information

with six cancelled stamps (two one cent stamps and four three cent stamps)

Germany, Imperial. Two Green Porcelain Saucers, By Kpm Newly Listed which flew De Havilland TigerTwo small dishes, white porcelain each with a thick green band around the interior wall, with an oakleaf pattern around the rim, center is plain white with a thin gilded line, the bottom features the red ink stamped marks of an orb, KPM and hand drawn scepter, with a black iron cross, one is numbered 1052 87 and one 105 8, sticker residue on the base of one, light scratches but no chips or cracks in either dish, both in very fine condition. Footnote: