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Old 03-10-13, 01:37 PM
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Could some kind soul advise me what nationality these well made bullion para wings originate from.
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Old 03-10-13, 01:40 PM
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Could some kind soul advise me what nationality these well made bullion para wings originate from.
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Oriental - maybe Japanese? That could be a chrysanthemum in the centre.
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Pakistan?
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Greg,
I would cast my vote for Basic qualification, Pakistani Special Service Group/Para Commando. However, could be a repro due to the lack of space between the cross-guard of the sword and the edges of the wings. See page 88, PARACHUTE WINGS, B.Bragg & R.Turner, Peter Heims Publications, Surrey, 1985, ISBN 0 9506426 2 2. Hope this helps.
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I would cast my vote for Basic qualification, Pakistani Special Service Group/Para Commando. However, could be a repro due to the lack of space between the cross-guard of the sword and the edges of the wings. See page 88, PARACHUTE WINGS, B.Bragg & R.Turner, Peter Heims Publications, Surrey, 1985, ISBN 0 9506426 2 2. Hope this helps.
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Did a Google and you're spot on. Pakistan it is.
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