United States. A First War Reserve Aviator Badge and Interwar Bullion Pilots Badge United Republic of bound for England on October

bound for England on October 3

the hidden white plastic frame giving definition to the shape of the cap

when the sword was no longer regarded as an effective weapon of war and relegated to ceremonial occasions

with a crossguard in the shape of a hoof

one tab bearing double Sig runs of the SS in machine-embroidered silver aluminum wire

United States. A First War Reserve Aviator Badge and Interwar Bullion Pilots Badge United Republic of bound for England on OctoberAn Interwar Pilots Wing, in bullion with a reinforced reverse, featuring beautiful wings and intact threads, measures 75. 4 mm (w) x 18. 7 mm (h), in extremely fine condition. A First War Reserve Aviator Wing, in silver with gilt US letters in the center, horizontal pin on reverse, measures 52. 3mm (w) x 20. 7mm (h), dark patina, in extremely fine condition.