An Uncommon Winged Women's Junior Air Corps Badge by J.R Gaunt of London 6cm wide military The packaging is slightly damaged

The packaging is slightly damaged

featuring circular abalone shell panels set within an intricately pierced openwork frame

The origins of the club date back to 1825 when European residents in Old Dhaka established a Gentleman's club in Victoria Park (now known as Bahadur Shah Park) by that name

It's very hard to find these with the original glass bowl as they so often get damaged are expensive to replace or even find a replacement

Large Chinese vintage hanging scroll

An Uncommon Winged Women's Junior Air Corps Badge by J.R Gaunt of London 6cm wide military The packaging is slightly damagedHere we have an uncommon winged Women's Junior Air Corps badge by J. R Gaunt of London 6cm wide The Womens Junior Air Corps (WJAC) was a voluntary youth organization in the United Kingdom for girls aged between 14 and 18. It was established in 1939 as part of the National Association of Training Corps for Girls, which was responsible for the Girls Training Corps (GTC), Girls Nautical Training Corps (GNTC), and WJAC 12. The WJAC provided training and