China, Republic. An Order Of The Resplendent Banner, Vi Class Officer, C.1935 Newly Listed spread-winged Army eagle and both

spread-winged Army eagle and both buttons are painted in a white radium paint

2 Depot Battery at Lavington on February 9

one is in the process of being dug out of the snow

fairly persistent

An Early Set of Canadian Air Force Insignia - 1920-1924 First type without motto

China, Republic. An Order Of The Resplendent Banner, Vi Class Officer, C.1935 Newly Listed spread-winged Army eagle and both( ). Instituted 1935. Grade IV with Rosette. In silver, consisting of eight arms, each composed of a cluster of faceted rays, with a white enameled eight armed star with Thunder Clouds in each quadrant, obverse centre presenting a yellow enameled banner on white and blue enameled background, blue enameled rays radiating from centre medallion, reverse officially numbered 2265, measuring 57 mm (w) x 58 mm (h inclusive of ring), with enamel loss, good