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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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  WW1 1918 PATTERN RAF AIRMANS CAP BADGE (1)

  A good, well service used WW1 1918 pattern Airman’s (other ranks) cap badge. Red heavy silk / thread detail on black velvet padded centre. Very good condition, as said with honest service use. Heavy black cotton backing material. Some moth to obverse badge edging.

  £150.00

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  RAF IMMOBILE ‘I’ SLEEVE QUALIFICATION BADGE

  A rare piece of early (first pattern uniform) RAF uniform insignia being the sleeve’I’ detailing a member of an RAF immobile service unit. White ‘I’ on black backing. Moth and damage free, with traces of old glue and paper to the reverse where removed from an album. (Worn in the main by female RAF members).

  £175.00

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  ZEPPELIN LZ 4 RELATED SOUVENIR TEA SPOON

  A very nice tea spoon made from light weight ‘Duralumin’ Zeppelin air frame material commemorating the test / demonstration flight of 5th August 1908. Very nice ornate handle to the obverse and reverse detailing the flight. A rare item ! On the 5th August 1908 the LZ 4 (Zeppelin) flew from Lake Constance down the Rhine to Strasbourg. It stopped for engine repairs and while moored at the Flugfeld

  £80.00