United Kingdom. A Second War Pair Of 105Mm Trench Art Brass Shells Archive the wing was redeployed to

the wing was redeployed to the Eastern Front

The same pilot was later to land in an enemy camp to rescue the crew of a downed helicopter

front cover with the embossed Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ) coat-of-arms

granted permission for the award of the Royal Observer Corps Medal in recognition of long service

engraved below is ‘1870-71’

United Kingdom. A Second War Pair Of 105Mm Trench Art Brass Shells Archive the wing was redeployed toA pair of commemorative trench art brass shell cases. First shell with a design incorporating a sailing ship with billowing sails and clouds behind the ship, with a dimpled background, the top designed with five petals that extend outward, marked on the bottom "1944 (date) 105 MM M14 TYPE 1 LOT EME 4 7 EMCO" along with a manufacturer's mark on the outer ring, and "LOP 3 22 44 M1B1A2" on the inner ring, measuring 118 mm in diameter at the base x 355 mm