A superb example of a WW2 WAAF (Women’s Auxiliary Air Force) officer service dress cap.
Cap is moth and damage free, as well a crisp in colour with no age fading.
Badge is bright and in matching condition to the cap. Centre band mounted with a patent leather black chin band, held in place by the correct buttons.
Liner shows light use/wear.
Good (high class) maker details label.
An item that would be hard to better.
A good untouched ERII RAF beret badge. All gilt finish remaining. Mounted on a black wool felt backing.
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.
Battle of Britain Pilot. RAF personal identification photograph. A small head and shoulders (35 mm. X 35 mm.) identification photograph of Flt Sgt Clarence W. Francis. Printed on plain rather than Am photographic paper. Sold with photo-copied details of F. Sgt. Francis posting details from No. 7 O.T.U. to 74 Squadron Hornchurch on 15 / 7 / 40 Images of Sgt Francis are rare…..their is no image accompanying his
Battle of Britain Pilot. RAF personal identification photograph. A small head and shoulders (35 mm. X 35 mm.) identification photograph of Flt Sgt Clarence W. Francis. Printed on plain rather than Am photographic paper. Sold with photo-copied details of F. Sgt. Francis posting details from No. 7 O.T.U. to 74 Squadron Hornchurch on 15 / 7 / 40 Images of Sgt Francis are rare…..their is no image accompanying his
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