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  • Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge
  • Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge
  • Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge
  • Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge

Item: EU4901

Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge

$200

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Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge

Savoia-Marchetti Airplane Badge - a round die stamped aluminum badge, 60.2mm, possibly used in the factory, or or on the airplane itself, circa 1925-30. An Italian airplane company, Savoia-Marchetti became famous for its flying boats and seaplanes, which set numerous endurance and speed records. Favored by Air Marshall Italo Balbo, the company began rapidly prototyping and developing a number of other aircraft, increasingly focusing on warplanes in the lead-up to World War II.
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