Three First War German Imperial Airmen Photographs

All original period photographs: Group of Ten Airmen (black and white, gloss finish, illustrating ten airmen in uniform in an outdoor setting, possibly five pilots and five observers, four of which are wearing Prussian Pilot Badges, three of those same officers wearing the Iron Cross 1st Class 1914 and one of those wearing a Wound Badge, the officer at the far left holding a swagger stick in his right hand, 116 mm x 164 mm); Pilot (black and white, gloss finish, illustrating a pilot in uniform standing in front of a brick building, wearing a Ribbon Bar for the Iron Cross 1st Class above the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Prussian Pilot Badge on his left breast, the cypher of Wilhelm II on his belt buckle, clenching his flying gloves in his hands, 117 mm x 166 mm); and Pilot and Observer (black and white, gloss finish, illustrating a pilot and observer in uniform standing at the foot of the stairs of a building, the observer wearing a Ribbon Bar for the Iron Cross 1st Class above the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Prussian Observer Badge on his left breast, the pilot wearing the Iron Cross 1st Class 1914 on his left breast, 129 mm x 178 mm. Light soiling on the reverse of the Pilot photograph, extremely fine.