Czechoslovakia, Socialist Republic. A Post Second War Set Of Three Air Force Commemorative Badges Auction including a large shell

including a large shell

and document is rare

arriving with the 29th Infantry Battalion in the field on the 19th

Initially retained at Sasebo for rescue missions

Footnote: The Royal Cavalry Armory of Granada was instituted in Spain by the nobility of Granada on January 12

Czechoslovakia, Socialist Republic. A Post Second War Set Of Three Air Force Commemorative Badges Auction including a large shellAll three badges in porcelain with enamelled colour insignias, each placed within an ornate oval silver frame bearing laurel leaves, commemorating the Czech Air Force, the British Royal Air Force and the Soviet Air Forces (Voyenno Vozdushnye Sily), the latter two of which the Czech Air Force flew with during the Second World War. First Badge inscribed "CSR" above the Pilot's Badge and backed by the tri colours of Czechoslovakia, measuring 51. 3 mm (w)