Royal Air Force.

WW II embroidered and padded example of the " Bomb-Aimer's " qualification half-wing fitted with a brooch pin to the reverse. An oatmeal coloured wing with the letter " B " in a brown laurel wreath on a shaped black backing.  read more

Code: 26705

Royal Air Force.

Scarce WW II well-used and slightly faded printed example of the qualified signaller's sleeve badge. Crossed signal flags and lightning bolts on a black circular backing.  read more

Code: 26684

Royal Air Force.

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

Code: 26670

South African Air Force.

WW II small sized embroidered in light blue on black shoulder title, " South Africa " with press-stud fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 26653

South African Air Force.

WW II king's crown embroidered example of the S.A.A.F. Observer's qualification half-wing. The Crowned Arms of South Africa in various colours with an oatmeal coloured wing on a black backing.  read more

Code: 26613

Rhodesian Air Force.

Scarce WW II embroidered in light blue on blue / grey shoulder title designation, " Rhodesia "  read more

Code: 26602

Air Training Corps.

Early pattern printed in light blue on black squadron shoulder designation. The number " 308 " to the centre of the oval title, " Air Training Corps Squadron "  read more

Code: 26590

South African Air Force.

WW II king's crown embroidered example of the un-padded pilot's qualification wings. A shield bearing the Arms of South Africa in various colours surmounted by the red inset crown and flanked by a pair of oatmeal-coloured wings on a shaped black backing.  read more

Code: 26569

Civil Air Guard.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the sleeve badge worn on the dark blue " Boiler-Suit " style uniform. A dark blue cross on a light blue rectangle with the Union Ensign to the top left corner. The " C.A.G." was formed in the late 1930's to promote and produce badly needed pilots.  read more

Code: 26548

Royal Air Force.

Small size king's crown officers gilt beret badge. The " R.A.F. " eagle and laurel spray surmounted by the red velvet inset crown on a shaped black backing. { Gilt now brass and wear to the crown velvet }  read more

Code: 26532