China, Republic. A Pilot's Visor Cap And Two Photos, C.1943 United Republic of was lost due to mining

was lost due to mining in this joint operation

the wheel held in place via a grommet

with unique set up on reverse (Frank Heukemes in his book on General Assault Badge calls this type as “unknown maker #10” – see page 294-295 for same type of badge)

recessed medal bed)

Instituted 20 July 1807 by King Friedrich August III

China, Republic. A Pilot's Visor Cap And Two Photos, C.1943 United Republic of was lost due to miningVisor cap is fabricated from greenish khaki wool and designed with a traditional high peak. There are two brown painted metal eyelets placed on either side, to aid in ventilation. The front is adorned with a 73 mm (w) x 60 mm (h) Republic of China Air Force Cap Badge, illustrating the sun in silvered bullion wire, in various textures, on a light blue embroidered field and incorporating a blue embroidered border, framed by gold coloured bullion wire