A Scarce Royal Canadian Air Cadets Pilot’s Wing Auction Archive ШАЦКИНЪ” (the recipient’s name

ШАЦКИНЪ” (the recipient’s name

the nightly effort to supply the beleaguered Japanese troops still fighting on the invaded islands

with two gold plates on obverse (hand engraved)

in each quadrant sits a crowned double headed eagle overlaid by the Serbian coat of arms

obverse illustrating the right-facing bust of Napoleon Bonaparte

A Scarce Royal Canadian Air Cadets Pilot’s Wing Auction Archive ШАЦКИНЪ” (the recipient’s nameRCAC, original issue for Officer pilot, embroidered in silvered and gilded wires, with Tudor Crown, on black cloth backing; 93mm total wing span, in mint condition, scarce. Footnote: The first squadrons of Royal Canadian Air Cadets were established in 1941, to train young men for duties during World War II. The purpose has since changed to focus on citizenship, leadership, physical fitness, general aviation and stimulating an interest in the