Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold I, Commander In Gold Auction Archive Footnote: These cap insignia were

Footnote: These cap insignia were used for Aircaft Mechanic’s Overseas Caps

six shields bearing the Prussian eagle in gold-coloured paint ringing the plate just above the rules on the lip

before being discharged to Base Details on September 6th

and features a transparent plastic moisture guard stitched onto the crown

maker marked "M&K

Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold I, Commander In Gold Auction Archive Footnote: These cap insignia wereInstituted July 11, 1832 by King Leopold I. Civil Division. In 18K Gold, a white enamel Maltese Cross with ball finials, segments of laurel and oak leaf wreath in each quadrant, the obverse medallion presents a rampant lion on a black enamel field, surrounded by a red enamel ring inscribed LUNION FAIT LA FORCE, the reverse depicts the royal cypher of Leopold I, also on black enamel, surrounded by a red enamel ring, the cross is surmounted by a royal