A Second War Polish Air Force Pilot's Breast Badge By J.r. Gaunt, London Buy Now Footnote: This badge was produced

Footnote: This badge was produced in 1918 for the Army of the Ukrainian State and re-issued in 1942 for the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police in Galicia

mild tarnishing

With establishment of the SS-Division Prinz Eugen in 1943

enamel chipping on the obverse centrepiece ring)

This is first time we have encountered this type of blade on Croatian WWII dagger

A Second War Polish Air Force Pilot's Breast Badge By J.r. Gaunt, London Buy Now Footnote: This badge was producedBrass, maker marked "J. R. GAUNT & SON Ltd LONDON" on the reverse, 37. 7 mm x 63. 2 mm, screwback, contact marks, surface wear, fine. Footnote: This particular badge is without chains, which is correct, as some were worn without a chain. It was said that it signified that the eagle was unchained and ready to fight.