Set of 3 enamel aviation badges in original 1946 presentation case
Key Information:
Country: Czechoslovakia
Year: 1946
Set of three aviation-related commemorative badges
Original presentation case included
Dimensions of each badge approx.: 63 × 51 mm 
For exact condition, please refer to the pictures
Medal/Badge Design:
Three oval, enamelled aviation badges with detailed multicolor enamel, depicting:
ČSR tricolor badge – winged sword and laurel motif, “ČSR” inscription.
Czechoslovakia RAF-style badge – crown, wings, central sword, and laurel.
Czechoslovakia Cyrillic badge – crossed propellers and swords, red star, laurel wreath.
Each badge is mounted in a decorative metal frame and features high-quality fired enamel.
For condition, please refer to the pictures; all dimensions are approximate.
Condition:
Badges: Original enamel, showing minor age wear and patina consistent with period pieces. Reverse mounting tabs intact.
Case: Included but in worn condition.
Exterior shows abrasions, scuffing, and small losses to surface finish.
Interior lining with age-related staining and discoloration.
The front closure/locking catch is missing (see pictures).
Case still opens and closes but does not lock.
Please carefully examine all photos.
Historical and Collectible Significance:
This is a complete 1946 presentation set issued as part of Národní Letecká Sbírka (“National Aviation Collection”), created shortly after WWII to commemorate the wartime service of Czechoslovak aviators across multiple air forces—including RAF and Soviet units.
Sets with all three badges and the original case are scarce and highly desirable among collectors of Czechoslovak and WWII aviation memorabilia.
Summary:
A rare and historically significant 3-badge aviation set from Národní Letecká Sbírka 1946, housed in its original presentation case. The badges display excellent enamel craftsmanship. The case shows notable wear and is missing the locking catch. A desirable item for collectors of Czechoslovak, RAF, and WWII aviation history.
Please refer to the pictures.