Four Civilian Glider’s Proficiency Stick Pins certificate_of_authenticity He was also later named

He was also later named a recipient of the Order of the Nile

This transitional dagger dates from around 1937 and remains in overall very fine condition

showing expected age

this cross being a part of that large lot)

with an article published the following day in the Toronto Star

Four Civilian Glider’s Proficiency Stick Pins certificate_of_authenticity He was also later namedA grouping of four Civilian Gliders Proficiency stick pins, consisting of 1) A Class A Proficiency stick pin; constructed of blue and white enamels depicting one gull; 43 mm long needle pin; measuring 10 mm in diameter; unmarked, 2) A Class B Proficiency stick pin; constructed of blue and white enamels depicting two gulls; 43 mm long needle pin; measuring 10 mm in diameter, 3) A Class C Proficiency stick pin; constructed of blue and white enamels