Can anyone ID this winged badge?

Ant

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Montana Jim

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Everything you ever wanted to know about wings, but not everything ben knows... he keeps some stuff to himself...

http://www.ww2wings.com/main.shtml

Also... the "M22" is simply the companies hallmark: "M22 N.S.Meyer, New York, NY"

Note: Your piece dates post 1950... "Post-1950s alpha-numeric manufacturer’s codes are provided where applicable but this should not be interpreted as the sole period of production for a company. The Hilborn-Hamburger firm, for example, currently employs the code “H24.” However, this company made emblems decades before the implementation of the code mark system.
 

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ckopoct

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The lower badge with the circle is an enlisted aircrew member's badge. The upper one with the shield is a pilot badge (officer). Both are junior badges. You will find them with a star above the shield/circle designating a senior aircrewman/pilot, and a star surrounded by a wreath designating a master aircrewman/pilot.
 

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