Four Civilian Glider’s Proficiency Stick Pins certificate_of_authenticity He was also later named

He was also later named a recipient of the Order of the Nile

This transitional dagger dates from around 1937 and remains in overall very fine condition

the announcement for the award appearing in the Fourth Supplement to the London Gazette 37094 of Tuesday

this cross being a part of that large lot)

showing expected age

Four Civilian Glider’s Proficiency Stick Pins certificate_of_authenticity He was also later namedA grouping of four Civilian Gliders Proficiency stick pins, consisting of 1) A Class A Proficiency stick pin; constructed of blue and white enamels depicting one gull; 43 mm long needle pin; measuring 10 mm in diameter; unmarked, 2) A Class B Proficiency stick pin; constructed of blue and white enamels depicting two gulls; 43 mm long needle pin; measuring 10 mm in diameter, 3) A Class C Proficiency stick pin; constructed of blue and white enamels