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Also included are his General's shoulder boards
Police-Long Service Decoration
An Army Shooting Lanyard
with zero chipping
12th Field Company and as having attended the Bomb Disposal Course at Canadian Military Headquarters in 1943
France, Iii Republic. A Pilot's Badge, Type I, C.1918 Newly Listed Also included are his General'sIn bronze gilt with silvered wreath, with a 54mm wing span, number B17990 officially hand stamped on reverse, with small circular lugs, well worn, remains very fine. Footnote: Number B17990 is stamped in small numbers indicating a late war manufacturing date. In addition to this information: round attachment loops, and small numbers signal that this Badge belongs to the period. The Pilot Badge was one of five badges instituted in November 1916. This
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