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  WW1 BRITISH ROYAL FLYING CORPS OTHER RANKS CAP BADGE (1)

  A very nice untouched and unpolished other ranks Royal Flying Corps cap badge, that is so age toned it appears from the front to be an officer bronze badge. Voided ‘C’. Damage free, with the reverse having the two loop other ranks fittings. Complete with fitting pin.

  £45.00

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  WW1 ROYAL FLYING CORPS SOUVENIR FROM FRANCE

  Made under the same cottage style industry as hand embroidered silk post cards, this is a superb silk pillow case with large embroidered R.F.C. pilot wings, Corps motto and wording ’Souvenir From France’. A more ’up-market’ form of silk embroidery that would probably have been intended for sale to an R.F.C. pilot / air crew for sending home to a sweetheart or parent. There is some age

  £300.00

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  1923 PATTERN UNIFORM RAF WOUND STRIPE

  A innocuous piece of insignia, that is however a rarity and little worn in this period. Bullion wire wound stripe on RAF blue backing. Worn on the very first RAF uniforms (post Russian blue) for those suffering wounds during the Great War. (Interestingly I have never seen an image of this insignia in wear). A rare item !

  £60.00

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  ‘THE WORK AND TRAINING OF THE ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE’

  One of the earliest if not the earliest account of the work of the Royal Naval Air Service. Published by authority of the Admiralty by the Illustrated London News, this large format 46 page 'magazine' details in text and images the workings of the Royal Fling Corps, from the various trades within the corps, to flight / combat air warfare, through to the care of injured

  £125.00