A Second War Royal Navy & Royal Canadian Navy Fleet Air Arm Pilot's Wing; Published Hold he had destroyed thirty-three enemy

he had destroyed thirty-three enemy aircraft - twenty-one of these since the date of the last award (second Bar to the Military Cross) was conferred on him

maker marked and numbered E53814

000 Reichsmarks in 1934 to 3

as documented on page 15 of the Inco Triangle

with intact stitching and is free of interruptions in the fabric

A Second War Royal Navy & Royal Canadian Navy Fleet Air Arm Pilot's Wing; Published Hold he had destroyed thirty-three enemyGold coloured and silvered bullion wire, in various textures, silver fouled anchor, violet embroidery in the void of the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the base of the crown, interlaced with black threading and giving definition to the wings, on a black wool base, black cotton mesh backer, 32 mm x 82 mm, horizontal pinback, discolouration and interruption evident in the bullion wire, fraying in the violet wool in the void of the