United Kingdom. A Gaunt-Made Gregory & Quilter Parachute Company Badge, Glider Pilot Regiment Archive moderate crazing in the blue

moderate crazing in the blue enamels

Spencer entered the University of British Columbia in 1922 and re-entered the RCN and was appointed a Naval Cadet in 1924

A silver badge of multi-piece construction and fine-quality manufacture

which had been cut by the Japanese in 1942

arriving in the field on the 9th

United Kingdom. A Gaunt-Made Gregory & Quilter Parachute Company Badge, Glider Pilot Regiment Archive moderate crazing in the blueIn Gold, obverse illustrating a parachutist on a parachute, with the letters "G" and "Q" (Gregory & Quilter Parachute Company) along with wings on either side, reverse maker marked "JRG&S" (J. R. Gaunt & Son), hallmarked and date marked, inscribed "G. Q. PARACHUTE SAVED MY LIFE", engraved "WINSPER L CPL" and "9th FEBRUARY 1943" on the right and left wings respectively, engraved "No 107" on the button hole attachment, measuring 36 mm (w) x 16. 5 mm