Lot Of Nine Wwii Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Badges GTRexclude as the result of wounds

as the result of wounds incurred at La Bassee during the Battle of Festubert on May 23

on 16 November 1895

likely early Polish manufacture 1920s

later joining the Canadian Ordnance Corps in 1902 and the Canadian Militia on February 16

an abbreviation that transient personnel soon modified to pet names such as "Not Enough To Drink

Lot Of Nine Wwii Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Badges GTRexclude as the result of woundsLot of Nine WWII Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Badges Pilot Wings (three colour embroidery on black wool, 46. 5 mm x 124. 5 mm); two Air Gunner "AG" Wings (three colour embroidery on black wool: one is padded with a mesh backer, 47. 2 mm x 102 mm; the other is flat, 48. 5 mm x 105. 5 mm); Engineer "E" Wing (three colour embroidery on black wool, padded with a mesh backer, 49. 5 mm x 95 mm, lightly soiled); two Sets of Eagle Sleeve Insignia (left and