Ecuador, Republic. An Army Air Force Command Pilot Badge GTRexclude An SA Dagger by Malsch

An SA Dagger by Malsch & Ambronn

it is unsure as to whether he was accepted for service

bronze star

for which production began in the early 1920s

Ecuador, Republic. An Army Air Force Command Pilot Badge GTRexclude An SA Dagger by Malsch(Aviacin del Ejrcito Equatorina = AEE). Two piece construction, in silvered metal with blue, yellow, red and black enamels, maker marked with the N. S. Meyer company insignia and marked "22M" within a shield on the reverse, measuring 63 mm (w) x 22. 5 mm (h), dual push pins, intact enamels, on its N. S. Meyer card of issue, extremely fine. Footnote: The aviation element of the Army (Ejrcito) was formed in 1954 originally named Servicio Areo del