A First War United States Air Service Pilot Wing; "Dallas" Type, By Bb&B Auction KdF was supposed to bridge

KdF was supposed to bridge the class divide

while in training with the 198th

Manitoba) Wings - Bronze gilt with blue enamels

121 Squadron in November of the same year

A First War United States Air Service Pilot Wing; "Dallas" Type, By Bb&B Auction KdF was supposed to bridgeShield and flanking wings in sterling silver, initials "U S" in Gold affixed to the shield, mounted to a sterling silver base, crisscross patterned leather piece applied to the reverse (presumed to keep the wing from sliding on the uniform), finely detailed, unmarked, but this type of wing is attributed to the famous US jewelers Bailey, Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia, 24 mm x 91. 7 mm, horizontal pinback, very light contact, extremely fine.