China (Taiwan), Japan, Korea (South Korea), Nepal, Thailand, International. Lot Of Nine Asian Air Force Badges GTRexclude An NSKK Dagger by Max

An NSKK Dagger by Max Weyersberg WMW

inscribed "Hersteller" (Manufacturer)

constructed of bronze in the shape of a maltese cross

1971 in Toronto

which was a High School teacher who had passed two professional examinations and held the civil service equivalent of an army captain's rank

China (Taiwan), Japan, Korea (South Korea), Nepal, Thailand, International. Lot Of Nine Asian Air Force Badges GTRexclude An NSKK Dagger by MaxChina, Republic (Taiwan): two Republic of China Air Force badges: Army Pilot Badge (in silvered and gilt bronze with blue enamels, measuring 85. 7 mm (w) x 25 mm (h), dual screwbacks); Intelligence Pilot Badge (two piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, white and blue enamels, measuring 79. 5 mm (w) x 24 mm (h), dual screwbacks); Japan, Empire: three Japanese Air Force badges: Transport Pilot Badge (three piece construction, in silvered and gilt