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Knight officially "died of disease" on July 5
Accompanied by his Commission Document Appointing Him General Officer Commanding the Militia in Canada (white parchment
the son of George Bainbridge and Nellie May Bainbridge of Medicine Hat
which occurred at the Royal Air Force's underground bomb store at Fauld
53 mm x 95 mm
An Ivory Royal Canadian Air Force 200 Squadron Badge GTRexclude Knight officially "died of disease"2 1 2 high, beautifully carved. To our knowledge, there was only a Royal Air Force 200 Squadron which operated in Africa and India, some Canadians served with this squadron. Beautiful scarce badge with brooch pin, extremely fine.
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