Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Russia. Lot Of Nine Eastern European Parachutist Badges Archive As per the 1882 Statutes

As per the 1882 Statutes of the order

suspended from a yellow ribbon with the image of an evergreen tree and inscribed ""CANDIDATE FOR COMMANDER IN CHIEF / Denver

His records indicate he served with H

scattered silvering wear on the reverse and overall on the obverse

(Württemberg Flicklappen)

Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Russia. Lot Of Nine Eastern European Parachutist Badges Archive As per the 1882 StatutesIncludes: Czechoslovakia, Socialist Republic: Parachutist Badge, II Class; Hungary, People's Republic: Airborne Paratrooper Badge, I Class; five Poland, People's Republic badges: two Army Parachutist Badges, Air Force Parachute Instructor Badge, two Air Force Lapel Badges; and two Russia, Soviet Union badges: Soviet Army Paratrooper Badge for 11 Jumps, Soviet Army Paratrooper Instructor Badge for 110 Jumps. In bronze or silvered gilt metal, five with