A Rare Royal Flying Corps Air Instructor School Wings; Canada Buy Now The scabbard fittings exhibit light

The scabbard fittings exhibit light contact on one side

one on either side and one at the back

De Watteville and Sir George Prevost rode forward and "approved" de Salaberry's dispositions

as "Pablum" largely financed further research for the hospital

Olympus left for Matla with another cargo of supplies and personnel

A Rare Royal Flying Corps Air Instructor School Wings; Canada Buy Now The scabbard fittings exhibit lightBronze gilt, illustrating the initials "AIS" in an oval, taking the place of the eagle's head but with its feet and wings intact, maker marked "ELLIS BROS." on the reverse, 14. 5 mm x 53 mm, horizontal pinback, scattered gilt wear, very fine. Footnote: This badge is believed to be Canadian c. 1916 1917, for the School of Flying Training at Armour Heights, Ontario.