United States. A First War Reserve Aviator Badge and Interwar Bullion Pilots Badge United Republic of bound for England on October

bound for England on October 3

with a crossguard in the shape of a hoof

when the sword was no longer regarded as an effective weapon of war and relegated to ceremonial occasions

The fair's motto was "Science Finds

the reverse dated “1864-1914”

United States. A First War Reserve Aviator Badge and Interwar Bullion Pilots Badge United Republic of bound for England on OctoberAn Interwar Pilots Wing, in bullion with a reinforced reverse, featuring beautiful wings and intact threads, measures 75. 4 mm (w) x 18. 7 mm (h), in extremely fine condition. A First War Reserve Aviator Wing, in silver with gilt US letters in the center, horizontal pin on reverse, measures 52. 3mm (w) x 20. 7mm (h), dark patina, in extremely fine condition.