£85.00
The iconic small ‘pea whistle’ as carried by air crew (usually worn on the battle dress collar loop) for use as an identification/directional aid when downed on land or in water.
Excellent condition, with 95% nickel finish remaining, complete with all correct markings (see images).
A scarce sleeve patch as issued firstly during the National Service period in the RAF's history (Feb 23rd 1959) to airman volunteering to rescue air crew from mountain and inaccessible areas after flying accidents, particularly in the mountainous training regions of the Highlands of Scotland. Excellent moth and damage free condition, but grubby where removed from a tunic.
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 ‘Guernsey’ nationality title. Moth and damage free, with some minor age staining to obverse and reverse. Remains of small traces of old glue and paper to reverse where removed from a collectors album.
A well used ER II Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve RAFVR blazer badge. Good bullion wire work now faded due to wear.
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