A Second World War Polish Air Force "First To Fight" Allied Co-Operation Poster Hold 1936 Kreisapell Gangerhausen Tinnie -

1936 Kreisapell Gangerhausen Tinnie - Bronze gilt on die-stamped tin

Montrose (1919

where he was named Temporary Sergeant and awarded his Pilot's Flying Badge on March 5

with Occupied German Territory Insurance of Baggage note dated October 1923 stapled to it

A Second World War Polish Air Force "First To Fight" Allied Co-Operation Poster Hold 1936 Kreisapell Gangerhausen Tinnie -Illustrating a Polish airman about to descend from a Royal Air Force airplane, the red and white Polish Air Force (Polskie Siy Powietrzne) insignia beside the door opening to his left, the tri colour Royal Air Force roundel further along on the body of the aircraft, inscribed "POLAND" above and "FIRST TO FIGHT" below, printed in four colour inks on a thick off white paper stock, 305 mm x 396 mm, light soiling present on the reverse, tears and wear