Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Air Force Pilot Badge, C.1942 United Republic of as it became the 36th

as it became the 36th Regiment

to reward exceptional acts of bravery

and Commemorative Cross 1848-1908 (in bronze gilt

and claimed one MC200 as a probable and another confirmed

Ryder (asking for a list of the sixty-two men who had "left Finland in the early days for Stockholm") and a Newspaper Article from page 6 of "The Star" Entitled "Volunteer's Thrills in Finland" (describing a British party of volunteers that had gone to Finland in March 1940 to assist the Finns in their fight against the Russians)

Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Air Force Pilot Badge, C.1942 United Republic of as it became the 36thIn gilt tombac, unmarked, measuring 61. 2 mm (w) x 48. 5 mm (h), horizontal pinback and prong intact, spotting, very light contact, near extremely fine.