A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Air Gunner Badge
A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Air Gunner Badge - Two-colour embroidery on black wool, fine mesh backer, 30.5 mm x 80 mm, minor edge wear on the black wool, near extremely fine.
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