Spain, Franco Period. An Air Force Officer’s Dagger, C.1960 Newly Listed he moved again to the

he moved again to the 3rd Schülerkompanie and remained until the end of October

Ontario in September 1939 and ending with entries as an instructor at Bagotville

AH 1411): Gilt metal with red

horn of plenty hallmarked and marked BR" (bronze) on the lower reverse arm

Infantry (R) "R" Wing

Spain, Franco Period. An Air Force Officer’s Dagger, C.1960 Newly Listed he moved again to theThis is an extremely well preserved Spanish Air Force officers dagger, featuring a nickel plated magnetic metal blade 360 mm in length. The tip of the blade is sharpened, while the edges present in a semi sharpened condition. It is plain with the exception of of a mark near the obverse ricasso reading Toledo, Spain. The blade sits securely in the upper crossguard, itself constructed of gilded bronze, with the obverse depicting raised, feathered wings