Royal Air Force 28Th Squadron Pin Newly Listed both sides of the visor

both sides of the visor covered with the same olive green cotton twill as the exterior of the cap

crimped ball hinge

Marines in New York and Corporal Albert Klimenko

While in the French theatre in 1917

tied together with a string

Royal Air Force 28Th Squadron Pin Newly Listed both sides of the visorRoyal Air Force 28th Squadron Pin Silver, unmarked, 25. 5 mm x 28. 5 mm, vertical pinback, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: Insignia incorporates a fasces in front of a demi Pegasus, approved by HM King Edward VIII in October 1936. The demi Pegasus represents the white horse on the downs near Yatesbury, the Squadron's first operational base, while the fasces commemorates service in Italy during the first World War.