Description
ARTIFACT:
View AllClose
This is a circa 1990s Belgian Air Force 40th Helicopter Squadron shoulder patch. The patch bears the motto AUDE AUDENDA (Risk what needs to be risked).
VINTAGE:Circa 1990s.
SIZE:Approximately 4-1/16" in height and 2-15/16" in width.
CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS:Felt embroidered in cotton/polyester thread, cloth backing.
ATTACHMENT:None.
MARKINGS:None.
ITEM NOTES:This is from a foreign militaria collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. LACX8/12 SACX08/20
CONDITION:8- (Very Fine-Excellent): The patch shows some light wear.
GUARANTEE:As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
Related Products
Related Products
Unidentified Early US Army Air Forces Helicopter Squadron Patch
SOLD!!! No Longer Available!
ARTIFACT:
This is an unidentified early patch for a United States Army Air Forces helicopter squadron. The patch shows some sort of bird being whisked through the sky on a craft resembling a...
4th Air Force Headquarters Squadron Patch
SOLD!!! No Longer Available!
ARTIFACT:
This is a 4th Air Force Headquarters squadron patch. They were based in southwest US.
VINTAGE:
Circa WWII.
SIZE:
About 5-3/8” in diameter.
CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS:
Chenille on leather...
US Air Force 311th Air Commando Squadron Novelty Patch
SOLD!!! No Longer Available!
ARTIFACT:
This is a United States Air Force 311th Air Commando Squadron novelty patch. The patch shows a red and white parachute with a sword and reads 311TH AIR COMMANDOS, 1000 COMBAT SORTIES...
WWII Royal Air Force (RAF) Training Squadron Patch
$115.00
ARTIFACT:
This is a World War II training squadron patch for the Royal Air Force. The patch is oval and reads AIR TRAINING CORPS 2297 PLYMOUTH SQUADRON.
VINTAGE:
Circa World War II.
SIZE:
1-15/16"...
Handmade in Vietnam US Air Force 310th Air Commando Squadron Patch
$175.00
ARTIFACT:
This is a United States Air Force 310th Air Commando Squadron patch hand-made in Vietnam. The patch shows parachutists and stars superimposed upon a globe and reads 310TH AIR COMMANDO...