Canada. A Lot Of Sixty-Five Qualification Trade Badges Hold Instituted in 1886

Instituted in 1886

1938 and served as part of the German occupation force in Norway during the Second World War

Tew's Spitfire MJ231 was hit by Flak over Lisieux

all of the silvering worn off due to age and wear but overall very fine condition

Badges: Austrian Pilot’s Badge

Canada. A Lot Of Sixty-Five Qualification Trade Badges Hold Instituted in 1886Includes: 1. one 1968 Royal Canadian Air Force Flight Crew Qualification Badge (in various colours of embroidery, on a black wool base, padded, black cotton backer, measuring 48 mm (w) x 50 mm (h)); 2. twenty eight Post 1969 Royal Canadian Air Force Qualification Badges: two Aeronautical Evacuation, two Airborne Warning and Control, five Flight Crew, two Flight Surgeon, six Loadmaster, one Parachutist, five Para Rescue, five Tactical Helicopter