£45.00
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.
A superb condition, Technical Department note book on rigging covering six different types of aircraft. The book cover is with the owner / user name applied in black ink and 'purple' indelible pencil. The notes are crisp and clear, accompanied by superb technical drawings and a couple of period photographic images. A nice item to find in this outstanding condition.
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
A fine example of a British, WW1 used and manufactured light weight cork and leather crash helmet. Helmet is in superb damage free condition, and is complete with all fixtures and fittings. The leather exterior is with some wear, but is otherwise damage free as is the cork crown of the helmet. Interior quilted liner is with wear but is in matching damage free condition. Chin strap in
A fine example of an officer quality RFC side cap. Khaki whip cord material cap, with a quilted silk liner. Exterior is with a couple of small moth holes and use snags. Interior quilting is with surface fragmentation / wear (see images). Bronze OSD cap badge has been in situe 'forever', and is held in place by two reverse riffing blades. Side flaps held in the closed position
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