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A Second War American Army Air Force Pilot Badge Newly Listed 1917 in the field 1917 in the field HJ Flak Helper’s Cloth Badge Machine embroidered dark blue thread on black cloth very light contact Sterling silver
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A Second War American Army Air Force Pilot Badge Newly Listed 1917 in the field

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