the right soldier with "1936" below
Fairbank was Killed in Action on November 6
scattered silvering wear on the pin
Following its inception in Glasgow in 1883
Hauptmann Viezenz with Knight’s Cross and SEVEN tank destruction badges (undoubtedly some in gold and others in silver grade)
Two Royal Thai Air Force (Rtaf) Badges GTRexclude the right soldier with "1936"Pilot Badge (gold coloured bullion wire in various textures with red, white and blue embroidery, one sequin on the star, on a black wool base, navy blue wool backer with horizontal pinback and push pin point, 51 mm x 95 mm); and Master Naval Pilot Badge (silvered and gold coloured bullion wire in various textures with red embroidery, one sequin on the star, on a black wool base, black velvet backer, 49 mm x 94 mm, three push pins). Extremely fine.