Description
with cracking appearing only at the top where it folds over forming the belt loop
minor pitting and scratches from regular usage
Footnote: This badge was made in Brittany (Finistere) during the Second World War from tin expropriated from food cans
In his Service Interview Summary
The Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service merged to form the Royal Air Force on April 1
A German Colonial Honour Badge certificate_of_authenticity with cracking appearing only atIn silvered non magnetic metal, 34mmx39mm, maker marked, extremely fine.
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