A King’s Commendation For Valuable Service In The Air; An Extremely Scarce Ww2 Example GTRexclude In die stamped plain field

In die stamped plain field nickel plated steel (magnetic)

slight chipping to glass cover

each flag with ribbons in the colour of the other tied to their respective flagpoles

being introduced in June of 1944

A King’s Commendation For Valuable Service In The Air; An Extremely Scarce Ww2 Example GTRexclude In die stamped plain fieldKings Commendation For Valuable Service in the Air An extremely scarce WW2 example of the silver pin back badge. The reverse stamped Silver with the registration number R. D. 847363 GC. Instigated in 1942 and awarded to civilians, who had rendered valuable service in the Air. This award could also be worn on military uniform, usually after the medal ribbons. The Award was discontinued in 1993. SAP: 200