China, Republic. A China Air Force (Rocaf) "Flying Tigers" Aviator's Visor Cap Hold Militärdenkzeichen für 1813 & 1814

Militärdenkzeichen für 1813 & 1814 für Offiziere

Footnote: Werner Mölders (1913–1941) was the first pilot in the history of aviation who won 100 aerial victories

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China, Republic. A China Air Force (Rocaf) "Flying Tigers" Aviator's Visor Cap Hold Militärdenkzeichen für 1813 & 1814China (Republic), United States; This cap is fabricated from an olive green wool, incorporating a 42 mm wide band in a beige cotton wool blend around the circumference, designed with a high peak and finished with a reinforcing strip creating the framework. There are two smooth finished chocolate brown leather straps and two fixed sliders creating the chin strap, slotted at the ends, secured on both sides by bronze gilt buttons bearing the Republic of