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Going through the boxes, I re-discovered this old cigarette case with assorted old aviaton related wings attached, I recognize the Curtiss-Wright years-of-service pins and ruptured duck, and the NAA wings.
At first, the Navy wings looked pretty standard, but on closer look, I can find none that have the five smaller wing feathers, at the upper-most, and inner-most part of the wings set, here. Google did not help me find the AWAMB or WAMBA? wings, with star. Finally there is the "foreign-looking" set of wings with the three enameled crosses. Any Ideas?

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Is the one with three shields on it the airline SAS (Scandanadian Air services) after all the three shields are the flags of Denmark, Sweden and Norway.

Thanks, Aeronut;
After your suggestion, I rechecked, and there are a couple of similar emblems and badges for SAS, but none that are an exact match. I am just guessing that these wings may be a bit earlier than the SAS examples found through current Internet image searches.

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Might try here:

http://www.ww2wings.com/wings/usnavy/usnavypilot.shtml

I'll have another site in a day or two ...cannot locate it right now ...tired!

Thanks Rondebmar!
Wow! been looking for a match for this design for a long time. th Navy wings appear to be a match for the Amcraft Attleboro, Mass wings, that are the fourth ones from the bottom.

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Definitely (am Danish and used to work there) SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System), although I cannot say when and for what.

Thanks guys;
So NOW, just need to find that mysterious "WAMBA" origin.

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