£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.
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
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 good used removed from a tunic RFC / early RAF medal ribbon grouping. Consists of the second pattern Air Force Cross, War & Victory medals ribbons, all with the same wear. The victory ribbon at one time (from the marks on it) seems to have carried an MID oak-leaf cluster. Nice untouched, worn, grubby condition.
A single other ranks cloth Royal Flying Corps shoulder title in its ‘unique’ configuration. Some damaging to title edges where removed from a tunic.
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