dual push pin points
unmarked but demonstrating the physical characteristics of manufacture by an unidentified maker as documented on pages 52-53 of “The Infantry Assault Badges”
and eight screening destroyers headed for combat in the South Pacific
This B-25 first arrived in New Guinea in January 1944
one by Deschler (marked “1” on the reverse)
United Kingdom. A Second War Medal Bar to W.F. Thorneywork, RAF, with Original Box consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac dual push pin pointsA presentation mounted medal bar, cardboard reverse, measures 95mm (w) x 100 mm (h to base of star),consisting of three awards: A 1939 1945 Star, bronze gilt, full size, reverse privately engraved 1816916 W. F. THORNEYWORK (R. A. F), minor contact, remains in very fine condition. An Aircrew Europe Star with FRANCE AND GERMANY clasp, bronze gilt, reverse privately engraved 1816916 W. F. THORNEYWORK (R. A. F), minor contact, lovely patina, remains in