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Group M. For the war Finland-Russia 1940. The upper side: A small model of a yellow metal aircraft, from which two copper chains (one cut off), support the decoration, consisting of a metal-edged, five-odded star of red enamel, with the inscription: (Cyrillic letters) (“oviatics and chemistry”). The star rests on a cross laid a hand grenade and a miniature aircraft wing and two other objects, all laid on a circular round, light blue bottom. This circumvention in turn of a circular copper device, consisting of about a third of thorns, to about a third of a braided rope (?) and to the last third of a metal shot red enamel field with two hanging tabs and the following inscription: (Cyrillic letters, see catalog card). Questionnaire: The emblems of the side partly pressed, the corpse inscriptions, which are thus read in the back, in addition E (as non refinnes on the side). The fixing device is made out of a circular button, a screw with two globular elevations on the side. Over the screw (Cyrillic letters) on two rows and below the same 14797, all surrounded by a twisty rope.