China, Republic (Taiwan). A Lot of Nineteen Republic of China Air Force Wings Republic of along with an "S" in

along with an "S" in a hexagonal frame (indicating the minimum silver standard of

the military merit cross with slightly chipped enamels on the reverse

with a reinstitution date of “1914” on the lower arm and a royal crown on the top arm

The blade sits securely within the silvered upper crossguard

with minor tarnishing evident

China, Republic (Taiwan). A Lot of Nineteen Republic of China Air Force Wings Republic of along with an "S" inIncludes: 1. four Pilot Wings (Senior Command, Command, Senior and Basic); 2. three Aerial Gunnery Officer Wings (Command, Senior and Basic); 3. three Aerial Observer Wings (Command, Senior and Basic); 4. three Aerial Photographer Officer Wings (Command, Senior and Basic); 5. three Electronics Officer Wings (Command, Senior and Basic); 6. three Navigator Bombardier Wings (Command, Senior and Basic). All with a two, three or four piece construction, in