Royal Air Force.

Scarce and unusual pale blue and gilt shoulder star worn by a "Radio & Radar Officer" in the Ocean Weather Service still affixed to an R.A.F. Inspectorate of Clothing pattern card. Original wax seal to the reverse with manufacturers date for 1958  read more

Code: 30446

Royal Canadian Air Force.

Most unusual king's crown white metal and enamel sweetheart brooch with safety locking pin to the reverse. The " RCAF " monogram in light blue enamel within a wreath of laurel flanked by a pair of wings and surmounted by the red enamel inset crown. {Approx 7.5 cms wide} {Some slight enamel chips}  read more

Code: 30407

Royal Air Force.

Scarce WW II embroidered and padded example of the {Wireless / Air-Gunner} qualification half wing. An oatmeal coloured wing with the " WAG" acronym within a brown laurel wreath on a shaped black backing.  read more

Code: 30376

Royal Observer Corps.

Embroidered example of the "Senior-Spotter" sleeve qualification badge in red on a blue-grey backing. The underside profile of a Spitfire.  read more

Code: 30259

Women's Royal Air Force.

Extremely rare short lived First World War example of the white on black embroidered W.R.A.F. sleeve rank insignia worn by a " Chief Section Leader". The "R.A.F. " eagle within a wreath of laurel surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 30232

South African Air Force.

Scarce WW II white metal and enamel lapel badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. An orange enamelled winged number, "5 " above the globe predominately showing Africa with a small scroll, " 5 Wing S.A.A.F. " in the blue enamel sky above.  read more

Code: 30217

Royal Air Force.

Pair of small brass collar badges, " V R " worn by the R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve. {approx 1.5 cms wide}  read more

Code: 30172

Royal Observer Corps.

Embroidered example of the light blue on blue / grey proficiency award sleeve badge. The profile of the underside of a Spitfire.  read more

Code: 30138

Imperial Airways.

Very rare silver bullion wire embroidered pair of pilot's qualification wings. The lion above the " I A " monogram flanked by a pair of wings on a shaped black backing. Imperial airways were formed in the 1920's and became British Overseas Aircraft Corporation in 1939. { Approx 10.5 cms wide}  read more

Code: 30126

Air Training Corps.

Early embroidered example of the oval shaped light blue on blue / grey shoulder designation, " Air Training Corps / 2243 / Squadron" {Fabric to the reverse removed from old album}  read more

Code: 30100