Spain, Francoist Era. A Spanish Air Force Automobile Mechanic Badge C. 1950S-1960S certificate_of_authenticity Type I (light bronze made

Type I (light bronze made in London version

But in late 1825

the obverse bearing a crowned cipher WRII (for King Wilhelm II) with the date “1912” below

used what tactics were required to secure their signatures on the document

Spain, Francoist Era. A Spanish Air Force Automobile Mechanic Badge C. 1950S-1960S certificate_of_authenticity Type I (light bronze madeFour piece construction, insignia in bronze gilt on a red enamelled circle, the insignia held in place via a screwpost and nut combination, mounted to a silvered bronze wings base with a gilt crown, unmarked, measuring 93. 7 mm (w) x 38. 5 mm (h), dual loops, intact enamels, scattered silvering wear, near extremely fine.