United Kingdom. An Aviator Alan Cobham's Flying Circus De Havilland Moth Red Monoplane Badge, C.1932 GTRexclude It is closed by an

It is closed by an six tan-coloured bakelite buttons securely stitched to the left breast flap

and further trouble with the throat in 1922 it would seem more likely that the bleeding was from some part other than his lungs"

"Nescit Occasum"

Canadian civilians under contract with the CAF and Canadian Police Officers serving under the authority of the CAF in the locations and with the units described at the link above and between the dates indicated

United Kingdom. An Aviator Alan Cobham's Flying Circus De Havilland Moth Red Monoplane Badge, C.1932 GTRexclude It is closed by anIn bronze gilt with red enamels, taking the form of a De Havilland Moth monoplane and inscribed "COBHAM" across the wings, maker marked "H. W. MILLER Ltd BRANSTON St B'HAM. 18" and marked "REGd 755555" (a design and patent date of 1930) on the reverse, measuring 27 mm (w) x 26 mm (h), vertical pinback, intact enamels, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: Sir Alan John Cobham, KBE, AFC (May 6, 1894 October 21, 1973) was an English