An Unknown Pilot Wing Hold in an interlocking weaved pattern

in an interlocking weaved pattern and forming a u-shape

followed by an attachment to the Assistant Director of Medical Services for the London area on March 22nd and to the Canadian Army Medical Corps (CAMC) Depot on April 11th

it took part in the final destruction of the Japanese forces in Burma near the Sittang River (Battle Honour `Sittang 1945' on May 10 to August 15

scarce award

Stitched behind the centre pocket on both pouches are aluminum D-Rings

An Unknown Pilot Wing Hold in an interlocking weaved patternOf fine quality however the origins of this wing are unknown to the collecting community: Silver bullion wire, in various textures, with white, red, green, blue, brown and yellow embroidery, interlaced with black threading and giving definition to the wings, on a black wool base, padded, black cloth backer, 46 mm x 112 mm, uniform worn, traces of its original black paper cover remains, edge wear, discolouration evident on the right wing, very fine.