A Republic Of Yugoslavia Pilot's Badge In Solid Gold By Ikom Zagreb Newly Listed the first award of its

the first award of its kind and the highest award at that time

World War II Victory Medal

1889 in Bisley

with only ten of her complement of seventy-seven rescued

Admin­is­tra­tion and Train­ing (A&T) Offi­cers who were the “train­ing aids” for this demon­stra­tion of Second World War fire power

A Republic Of Yugoslavia Pilot's Badge In Solid Gold By Ikom Zagreb Newly Listed the first award of itsBadge in die struck solid GOLD and enameled star, 53. 4mm x 40. 15mm, marked on reverse IKOM (IKOM Zagreb), along with "750" (for 18 Karat Gold), also marked with 18kt. gold stamp, badge weighs 22. 3 grams, in extremely fine condition and extremely rare. Footnote: issued very seldom to exceptional pilots or highest ranking Air Force Officers.