Slovakia. An Army Racing Team Oap Badge, Second Class Auction Archive to his accolades but he

to his accolades but he became increasingly despondent with mounting red-tape and pen-pushers - it was said he ‘obeyed only the rules he agreed with’

held together with single link chains

the second highest decoration for individual acts of gallantry

One support bar in the workings cabinet is marked in French "AVANCE" (Advance) and "RETARD" (Delay)

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Slovakia. An Army Racing Team Oap Badge, Second Class Auction Archive to his accolades but heIn silvered bronze and enamels, 35 mm x 47 mm, pinback, with minimal contact to enamels, worn however remains extremely fine and rare. Footnote: The badge was created in the fall of 1940 by the OAP organization and awarded at the bequest and orders of the Minister of Defence, January 21, 1941. Units of sport date back to 1940 with the creation of a football (soccer) team, then a hockey team and other sports sections followed, which represented the