inscribed in black ink "1110" above "28"
along with many other Canadian soldiers who were swimming away from the port when they were picked up by a Polish Destroyer and taken back to England
with minor enamel loss to centerpieces enamels
scattered oxidation
An account exists of Blennerhassett's covert activities while he was in Switzerland during the war: "The reports of a British military agent in Berne
Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Four RCAF Wings, c.1943 visually-hidden inscribed in black ink "1110"A Navigator Wing, embroidery in red, brown and white on black felt, padded reverse reinforced, measures 110 mm (w) x 53 mm (h), light wear, extremely fine. An Air Gunner Wing, embroidery in red, brown, black and white on black felt, padded, reverse reinforced, measures 110 mm (w) x 53 mm (h), light wear, very fine. A Bombardier Wing, embroidery in red, brown and white on black felt, padded, reverse reinforced, measures 102 mm (w) x 47. 5 mm (h), very