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Canada. Three Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Prototype Badges, C.1950 Hold with 25 cent stamp) with 25 cent stamp) Footnote: James Wilson was born in Glasgow Scotland in 1888 and was working as a Logger in British Columbia when he enlisted in March 1916 tape residue evident on the reverse from previous board mounting) Includes: Pilot's Badge (in brown
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Canada. Three Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Prototype Badges, C.1950 Hold with 25 cent stamp)

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