Description

on its original bow-tied ribbon with safety pin attachment

Air Canada acquired its largest rival

ROGERS 7-CAN

constructed of tan-coloured

Northwest Europe

Czechoslovakia, Republic. A 1934 Slavic Aviation Plaque certificate_of_authenticity on its original bow-tied ribbonIn bronze, a small plaque depicting a plane above a low relief cityscape, inscribed BRNO 1934 along the top and MAK SLOVANKY LETECKY MEETING at the bottom, plain reverse, measures 53. 85 mm (w) x 94. 60 mm (h), light wear, in very fine condition. Contained in a cardboard case that is in multiple pieces, blue exterior and blue velvet base, in poor condition.

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. A 1934 Slavic Aviation Plaque certificate_of_authenticity on its original bow-tied ribbon

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