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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 75 Air Force and Navy Insignia

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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 75 Air Force and Navy Insignia

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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 75 Air Force and Navy Insignia

Includes forty-four Air Force Insignia and thirty-one Navy Insignia, containing numerous Wings, Cap Badges, Rank Insignia, Collar Insignia, Buttons, Belt Buckles, Jacket Closure, etc. Forty-four items are in wool or cotton, embroidered or in bullion, in a variety of colours, five of which incorporate bronze gilt eagles and/or crowns, in various sizes; thirty-one are in bronze, bronze gilt, or white metal, ten of which have intact enamels, in various sizes with an assortment of attachments. Each is pasted, pinned of screwed in place to a series of eight red-faced card-based boards, the Officer's Merchant Jacket Closure c. 1850 identified in silver-coloured ink below its respective positions, the other items are unidentified. Ranging from very fine to extremely fine.