Canada, Dominion. A Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Blazer Patch, C.1930 certificate_of_authenticity first in the Infantry

first in the Infantry

Elizabeth Haskell of North Saskatoon (later of Swift Current

Knight Badge - War Decoration and Swords

at Flushing

Reason for the award was for his "Exceptionally brave conduct and successful leadership of his unit in the battles against the bandits (Partisans)

Canada, Dominion. A Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Blazer Patch, C.1930 certificate_of_authenticity first in the InfantryIn silvered bullion wire, in various textures, illustrating the letters "RFC" within an open ended wreath, yellow threading giving definition to the leafing on the wreath, surmounted by a bronze gilt George V crown, with maroon felt in the void of the crown, the crown secured in place by a lugs and pin on the reverse, on a black wool base, black paper backer, measuring 86 mm (w) x 96 mm (h), scattered discolouration in the silvered bullion, paper and