United States. A Regular Veterans Association Department/Post Commander's Membership Badge, C.1940 GTRexclude hardshelled

hardshelled

movement of the head was restricted and was therefore a disadvantage for pilots and a reason why mainly observers tended to adopt them

crashed in a trench

WW2 Polish Cap Badge (2nd Polish Corps in Italy)

inside cover marked "925" (silver)

United States. A Regular Veterans Association Department/Post Commander's Membership Badge, C.1940 GTRexclude hardshelledIn bronze gilt with blue, white and green enamels, measuring 40. 2 mm (w) x 40. 2 mm (h), chipping evident in the green enamels on the wreath, four clasps on its original ribbon (DEPT. COMMANDER, POST COMMANDER, 1939, 1940), the ribbon suspended from a pinback hanger in bronze gilt with white enamels inscribed "REGULARSHIP", near extremely fine.