Canada, United Kingdom. Four Second War Air Force Navigator (N) Wings certificate_of_authenticity Major-General Edmonds died in Asheville

Major-General Edmonds died in Asheville

where he rose in rank again two days later

Instituted on 17 May 1856

A two-piece Imperial Russian (1897-1917) gilded and silvered badge for medical officers awarded a Doctor’s Degree at Universities and medical academies with a General Practitioner Degree

measuring 31 mm x 40 mm

Canada, United Kingdom. Four Second War Air Force Navigator (N) Wings certificate_of_authenticity Major-General Edmonds died in AshevilleIncludes: 1. Canada: Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Navigator (N) Wing with King's Crown (in silvered and gold coloured rolled bullion wire, with red, green and blue embroidery, detailing in the crown and wings in black threading, on a black wool base, padded, black cotton backer, measuring 80 mm (w) x 36 mm (h)). 2. Canada: Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Navigator (N) Wing with Queen's Crown (in silvered and gold coloured rolled bullion wire, with