International. A Lot of Twenty-Six Military & Civilian Wings and One Stickpin visually-hidden with some curling in the

with some curling in the corners

where they were most vulnerable

Post-WWI saw two more rank changes: Commissioned Gunner (circa 1920) and Lieutenant (March 14

Footnote: Only 585 in existence

he went on to more operational duties as Flight Commander

International. A Lot of Twenty-Six Military & Civilian Wings and One Stickpin visually-hidden with some curling in theWings representing: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Dominican Republic, Gabon, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Soviet Union, Spain, Taiwan, United States, along with other countries. Most are in bronze or white metal, some with enamels, in various sizes, with an assortment of attachments. Also included is an Australian Army Stickpin. Ranging from very fine to extremely fine.