Footnote: The International Aeronautical Federation awarded a series of proficiency badges to glider pilots on their successful completion of the appropriate test and gliding trials
Second Class –on combatant’s ribbon- In bronze gilt (1914-1918)
above a number “9” in Roman numerals
in very fine or better condition
On the night of March 23rd
Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot Of Thirty-Four Regimental Lapel Badges Auction Archive Footnote: The International Aeronautical FederationIncludes: British Columbia Dragoons, Calgary Highlanders, two Canadian Armoured Corps, Canadian Forestry Corps, Corps of Military Staff Clerks, Elementary Flying Training School, two Lanark and Renfrew Scottish, Lincoln and Welland, North Nova Scotia Highlanders, Prince of Wales Rangers, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, two Royal Canadian Regiment, four Royal Canadian Air Force (one with a 1 Year clasp, one