International. A Lot of Twenty-Five Civilian Airline Wings & Cap Badges Province of China s Prisoner of War Camp

s Prisoner of War Camp in the State Model School at Pretoria

with a white and red enamel national swastika flag

then promoted to Bombardier on August 9

The document is named to Obergefreiter Heinz Lachmann of the 1st Company of the Panzer Grenadier Regiment 73 for repeated wounding damage that occured on 7 August 1943

International. A Lot of Twenty-Five Civilian Airline Wings & Cap Badges Province of China s Prisoner of War CampWings representing: Australia, Brazil, China, Netherlands, Papua New Guinea (South Pacific Aero Clubs), Philippines, Saudi Arabia, United States (including three Air America Shirt Lapel Wings, two Regional Airline Academy Wings (RAA), a large "WAL" Cap Badge, a World Airways Cap Badge). Most are in bronze or white metal, some with enamels, in various sizes, with an assortment of attachments, the Chinese Cathay Pacific Wings in gold coloured bullion