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Item Code: 266-1013
Gold plated Naval aviator’s wings with 2.00 inch wing span and shield with anchor at center.
Reverse is marked “BALFOUR” over “STERLING” at center. There is also an operating pin and fastener.
Gold gilt has worn off the high areas but it remains in the low spots. [ad]
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