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Halftone depot sheet — citrus ink, brutal tile edges, metro rhythm.
Saint-Lô had fallen to Germany in 1940
inscribed with the owner's name in handwritten blue ink in three locations (on both inside covers and on the front flyleaf) "Gerald A Learn / 2nd Lieut / Royal Flying Corps / Military School of Aeronautics / Christ Church / Oxford"
Footnote: It is believed that these badges were given by the Federal Government of Canada
Kurt Meyer
A Silver Grade Luftwaffe Reconnaissance Unit Squadron Clasp Buy Now Saint-Lô had fallen to GermanyA textbook example of an early manufacture Aufklrer reconnaissance squadron clasp; in silvered tombac; the obverse with a central laurel wreath with a leftward facing eagle with a static swastika on the bottom of the wreath, and with nine oak leaves on either side of the wreath; horizontal tapered pinback, barrel hinge and round wire catch; measuring 75. 95 mm x 25. 52 mm; weighing 23. 2 grams; in near mint condition.
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