International. A Lot of Twenty-Seven Military & Civilian Wings Hold marked with the Canadian coat-of-arms

marked with the Canadian coat-of-arms on the lid)

General Armando Diaz

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The Charter of the Society was signed by the Secretary of State in Albany

some examples with missing prongs and loops

International. A Lot of Twenty-Seven Military & Civilian Wings Hold marked with the Canadian coat-of-armsWings representing: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Japan, North Yemen, Panama, Peru, Thailand, United Nations, United States, Uruguay, along with other countries. Most are in bronze or white metal, some with enamels, in various sizes, with an assortment of attachments, ranging from very fine to extremely fine.