Description

Army Basic Flight Surgeon Badge

By the time the Second World War was in full swing

on a off-white card stock

bearing monogram “MM” for military merit on reverse

He was caught by enemies during a mission and killed at Grand Manil on 5 September 1944

United Kingdom. A 62nd Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps Helmet Plate, c.1880 Newly Listed Army Basic Flight Surgeon BadgeThree piece construction, in die stamped white metal, unmarked, measuring 86. 3 mm (w) x 103. 3 mm (h), both lugs intact, very light contact, near extremely fine.

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United Kingdom. A 62nd Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps Helmet Plate, c.1880 Newly Listed Army Basic Flight Surgeon Badge

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