Ontario two days later
having been discharged by the Airship Guarantee Company (a subsidiary of Vickers) after the R101 disaster also caused the grounding of the more successful R100
31mm (w) x 131
stamped in black ink with the Canadian Broad Arrow insignia and size marked "7 1/4" handwritten in black ink at the rear
spotting evident on the front panel of the brass cover
Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot Of 169 Armed Forces Insignia, C. 1865-1982 GTRexclude Ontario two days laterIncludes: Animal Service, Artillery, Bomb Damage Clearance Service, Infantry, Medical Corps, Medical Service, Motor Service Corps, Multinational Force, Royal Military Academy, among others. Featuring three Armband Shields, along with various Collar Tabs, Collar Badges, Shako Plate, Shoulder Badges, Shoulder Straps, Epaulettes, Sleeve Insignia, Rank Insignia for Officers and Enlisted Men, Buttons, and a Pennant. The badges in brass, bronze, bronze