United Kingdom. Second War No. 122 Royal Air Force (Bombay) Squadron Badge GTRexclude measures approximately 13cm (5 inches

measures approximately 13cm (5 inches ) in length

Already in July 1933

measuring 35 mm (w) x 26 mm (h)

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United Kingdom. Second War No. 122 Royal Air Force (Bombay) Squadron Badge GTRexclude measures approximately 13cm (5 inchesIn silvered metal with red, white, blue and yellow enamels, measuring 35 mm (w) x 49 mm (h), brass support plate with grippers, brass screwback, secured in place to a 57 mm (w) x 57 mm (h) maroon wool swatch, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: No. 122 (Bombay) Squadron was a Royal Air Force fighter squadron during the First and Second World Wars. The squadron was formed on January 1, 1918 at Sedgeford as a day bomber unit with the Airco DH. 4,