International. A Lot of Twenty-Four Military and Civilian Cloth Wings and Cap Badges visually-hidden Hunter was awarded his "Wings"

Hunter was awarded his "Wings" after attending courses at Reading and Castle Bromwich in May 1916 and flew numerous missions over the Somme in 1916

Was present at the assault and capture of Tootumdurrah

Type II (1942 Pattern): in white metal

In sterling silver gilt

International. A Lot of Twenty-Four Military and Civilian Cloth Wings and Cap Badges visually-hidden Hunter was awarded his "Wings"Wings representing: Belgium, Israel, Hungary, Netherlands, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States (Continental Airlines, Eastern Air Lines, World Airways), plus one Pakistan PIA Wings and two PIA Cap Badges, along with others. Most are in silvered or gold coloured bullion wire, one with multiple sequins, many incorporating black wool along with various colours of threading, some are padded, five with enamelled insignia, in various