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WELLINGTON R-66100)

sober and hard working - is inclined to be stubborn and resent correction" (1931)

Air Regulations) was advised that Moth aircraft CF-APT had crashed in Leach's Field about six miles south of Camp Borden

surrounded by a garter inscribed in Latin "UTRUM HORUM MAVIS ACCIPE" (Take Whichever You Prefer)

In die stamped nickel

United States. An Army Air Forces Pilot Badge, By Gemsco Buy Now WELLINGTON R-66100)In sterling silver, maker marked "GEMSCO" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, measuring 77. 3 mm (w) x 21 mm (h), horizontal pinback, contact marks and surface wear, very fine.

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