United States. A Royal Air Force (Raf) Eagle Squadron Shoulder Patch, Rare, C.1941 Auction mounted to a bronze gilt

mounted to a bronze gilt cross base

the doctor noting the "patient unconscious" and Wyman's "respiration gasping"

Walworth County

surrounded by the inscription "DIVI PATRIS MONIMENENTVM INAVGVRATVM GRAECII" and dated "1841" below

This particular folder was given to a member of the 2

United States. A Royal Air Force (Raf) Eagle Squadron Shoulder Patch, Rare, C.1941 Auction mounted to a bronze giltLight blue embroidered "E. S." (Eagle Squadron) above an American eagle, the eagle with a black embroidered eye, on a navy blue embroidered base, white cotton mesh backer, measuring 65 mm (w) x 66 mm (h), frayed edges, extremely fine. Footnote: Under American law, it was illegal for United States citizens to join the armed forces of foreign nations. In doing so, they lost their citizenship, although Congress passed a blanket pardon in 1944. Even so,