United States. An Army Air Force Aircrew Badge, By N.s Meyer, C. 1943 GTRexclude 5 mm inclusive of its

5 mm inclusive of its gilt trophy of arms suspension)

1849 in England and immigrated to Canada in 1865

but one in which the Union Army avoided destruction and was able to assume a strong defensive position at Malvern Hill

center obverse bearing hatching details with five glass beads in the form of a cross

mould marked "4" on the handle near the domed "skull-cracker" pommel

United States. An Army Air Force Aircrew Badge, By N.s Meyer, C. 1943 GTRexclude 5 mm inclusive of itsTwo piece construction, in silvered metal, maker marked "N. S. MEYER INC. NEW YORK" and marked with the company's shield insignia on the reverse, measuring 76. 2 mm (w) x 20 mm (h), horizontal pinback, greening evident on the tips of both wings, near extremely fine.