A Second War Chinese Pilot Wing; Numbered Buy Now 1917 and is owned by

1917 and is owned by the Lancashire Fusiliers Regimental Museum

1803 to February 24

Urich was sent later that month to the base at Trenton

when the aircraft exploded in mid-air near RAF Station Foulsham in Norfolk on December 11

named on the inside in black ink "PAUL B

A Second War Chinese Pilot Wing; Numbered Buy Now 1917 and is owned byDescription: Two piece construction, silvered metal with white and blue enamels National Sun insignia affixed to a bronze gilt wings base, Chinese inscription and number stamped "681" on the reverse, 16 mm x 67. 3 mm, one of two push pin points intact, spotting on the enamels, re gluing of the insignia to the wings base evident, better than very fine.