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An Early and Rare Set of Canadian Air Force Insignia

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An Early and Rare Set of Canadian Air Force Insignia

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An Early and Rare Set of Canadian Air Force Insignia

Cap Badge: four-piece construction, unmarked, silver wings flanking a CAF cypher, overlaying a copper base with maple leaf and independent crown, red embroidery in the crown, 54 mm x 57.5 mm, intact lugs, black felt backer with accompanying blackened brass strip slider; and two Collar Tabs: five-piece construction, unmarked, silver wings flanking a CAF cypher, overlaying a copper base with maple leaf and crown, with a silvered maple leaf insignia, red embroidery in the crown, 26 mm x 29 mm each, intact screwbacks. Moderate oxidation evident on the reverse of all three, wear evident on black felt backer of the Cap Badge, light contact, near extremely fine. (C:14)