World War I Bi-Plane Pin Badge
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- WW1PPIN
Description
During World War I thousands of miles of parallel trenches were dug along the western front. Trench warfare was necessary because the power, speed and accuracy of the weapons on both sides would have made it impossible to fight a battle in the open.
This pewter Bi-Plane is supplied on a pin with clasp. The information on the reverse of the card describes trench warfare during World War I.
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