United States. An Air Service Pilot Badge By A. Johnson Of New York, C.1918 United Republic of Again during the fighting through

Again during the fighting through the Gothic Line and the Apennines his personal reconnaissance

The four open-beaked eagles have been carefully hand-etched with beautiful cross-hatching on their breasts

Arney signed his Second World War RCAF Officer's Application in Montreal on February 13

1932 to be questioned concerning a collision of the Dutch vessel “Ystroom” with the German ship “Alexandria” of the Hamburg-London Line on February 25

United States. An Air Service Pilot Badge By A. Johnson Of New York, C.1918 United Republic of Again during the fighting throughIn sterling silver with the letters "U S" in Gold affixed to the shield, second type arched "A. JOHNSON CO. 14 16 CHURCH ST. N. Y." maker mark and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, measuring 72. 5 mm (w) x 16. 5 mm (h), horizontal pinback, very light contact, near extremely fine.