Royal Air Force.
Fine quality early pattern silver bullion wire Observer's full dress qualification wing. The letter, " O " and the wing on a shaped black backing. read more
Royal Air Force.
Very scarce early embroidered example of the Physical Training Instructors sleeve badge. The " R.A.F. " eagle backed by a pair of crossed swords surmounted by the crown. { Well worn example } Replaced in 1923 by the " Three Clubs " pattern, so this dates to the 1920's. { See my item 27673 for the first pattern. } read more
Air Training Corps.
WW II embroidered example of the light blue on black circular officers sleeve badge. The letters, " A.T.C. " within a circle. { Larger pattern approx 4.5 cms diameter.} read more
20.00 GBP
Royal Observer Corps.
WW II embroidered in light blue on blue / grey sleeve insignia worn by a " Chief Observer ". Three bars within a laurel wreath. read more
25.00 GBP
Royal Air Force.
WW II embroidered and padded example of the Navigator's qualification wing. An oatmeal coloured wing and the letter, " N " within a brown laurel wreath on a black shaped backing. { Slight wear to the wing } read more
Royal Air Force.
Silver and enamel tie-pin style bar brooch with pin fitting and " Silver " stamp to the reverse. Designed as a pair of pilot's wings in red and blue enamel. read more
25.00 GBP
Royal Air Force.
Pair of pale tropical issue Flight Lieutenant's shoulder strap slip-on rank insignia. read more
Royal Air Force.
WW II embroidered example of the " Air-Gunners " qualification wing still affixed to a section of blue R.A.F. uniform. The letters, " A G " within a brown laurel wreath with an oatmeal coloured wing on a shaped black backing. read more
Royal Air Force.
Scarce WW II embroidered in light blue on dark blue backing nationality title, " N.Ireland." read more
Royal Air Force.
Cast brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. Crossed native daggers to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " R.A.F. Levies Iraq." surmounted by the " R.A.F. " eagle. { See my item 20952 for variant pattern. } read more










