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A superb KC George VI blazer badge for the 51st Bomber Squadron. Outstanding coloured thread and bullion wire detail in damage free condition. Reverse with good Indian maker details paper label. Badge slightly grubby.
A superb condition, well made (old style manufacture) blazer badge, for the RAF Station Eastleigh. Slightly grubby, damage free badge, with good multi-coloured thread detail. Bullion thread in damage free condition.
A well used ER II Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve RAFVR blazer badge. Good bullion wire work now faded due to wear.
Something of a minor rarity a Kings Crown RAF WO gilt beret badge, being the half size version of the cap badge. Gilt slightly grubby. Original red felt backing to the crown. Two loop, reverse fitting.
A superb example of a Royal Australian Air Force, other ranks cap badge. Blackened finish is fully intact. Reverse with two loop fittings.
A badge that is now becoming ‘harder’ to find, a Royal New Zealand Air Force other ranks WW2/KC cap badge. Excellent damage free condition. Two loop reverse fitting, one loop slightly bent.
An excellent condition KC/WW2 other ranks Royal Canadian Air Force cap badge. Damage free. Two loop reverse fitting.
A superb untouched other ranks RAF cap badge in brass. Two look reverse fitting
A superb (half) padded pilot possible early WW2. Damage and moth free, with crisp thread detail. Wreath in tan thread. Reverse with paper backed canvas backing.
An excellent condition (what I would term half padded) Pilot brevet. Excellent overall condition being removed from a tunic. Moth and damage free. Brown wreath. Black paper backing with the shadow of an old price label
A superb high padded , later ‘30’s early WW2 Observer half brevet. Fine white thread detail on a black wool backing. Moth and damage free, both to backing and detail. Black cloth/light canvas backing. A fine item !
A good, (and reasonably rare) padded (most ERII brevets are flat) RAF pilots brevet. Slightly grubby with some wear to high points. Removed from a tunic. Traces of tape to reverse where removed from a display (would clean off). I would say an early ERII reign brevet, hence padded, a legacy from earlier padded types.