WW2 Royal Air Force ( RAF ) Printed Light Blue on Dark Blue Cloth Eagle Arm Badge

Removed from uniform, in very good condition. This is a WW2 printed example.

First introduced in 1918, for other ranks of the RAF, it was worn in red on khaki on the khaki uniform and in light blue on dark blue on the blue uniform and worn on both sleeves of the tunic and greatcoat immediately below the shoulder seam, in facing pairs, with the eagle's head facing to the rear of t...  read more

Code: 61698

WW2 Royal Air Force (RAF) Printed Red on Khaki Drill Cloth Eagle Arm Badge

Removed from uniform, in very good condition. This is a WW2 printed example.

First introduced in 1918, for other ranks of the RAF, it was worn in red on khaki on the khaki uniform and in light blue on dark blue on the blue uniform and worn on both sleeves of the tunic and greatcoat immediately below the shoulder seam, in facing pairs, with the eagle's head facing to the rear of ...  read more

Code: 61697

WW2 Royal Air Force (RAF) Embroidered Red Silk on Khaki Drill Wireless Operators Trade Proficiency Arm Badge

An embroidered red on khaki drill hand with thunderbolts or fist with flashes, removed from uniform and in very good condition. Worn by qualified Wireless Operators. It was worn on both sleeves of the jacket and greatcoat immediately below the eagle badge, but below the propeller in the case of 1st class air mechanics. It was worn in red on khaki on the khaki uniform and in light bl...  read more

Code: 61696

WW2 Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) Sterling Silver and Enamel Wings

A small sterling silver gilt and enamel wings brooch with original locking pin fitting and a " Sterling " stamp to the reverse. The " ATA" monogram on an oval ground of blue enamel flanked by a pair of finely detailed wings. Circa 3cm wingspan. Rare and not encountered as often as the more familiar WWII RAF "Transport Command" and "Ferry Command" lapel badges.

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Code: 61662

RAF No 202 General Reconnaissance Squadron Royal Air Force badge, Kings Crown

A scarce original King George VI period Royal Air Force No 202 General Reconnaissance Squadron gilt and enamel badge, depicting a mallard duck alighting and Latin motto "Semper vigilate" (Be Always Vigilant), the reverse with maker's details "H.W.Miller Ltd Branston St B'Ham.18". Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, enamel perfect, gilt finish remains bright. Circa...  read more

Code: 61502

WW2 Royal Air Force (RAF) Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Embroidered Insignia Rank Badge

Removed from uniform. In very good condition.

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Code: 61439

Pakistan Air Force Officers Bullion Cap Badge

A large badge in good condition. Eagle is on wires and made of metal.

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Code: 61366

Pakistan Air Force Other Ranks aa Anodised Aluminium Cap Badge

A thick and heavy badge for one cast in anodised aluminium in very good condition with two original loops to the reverse.

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Code: 61365

WW2 RAF Pilots Log Book and Photos - Court Martialled!

An intriguing RAFVR officer’s log book with a series of original related photographs of the owner and his aircraft. The Log Book is actually the Canadian issue version but the owner has crossed through the word “Canadian” and the owner is noted as F/O Cox, D.R. It has the usual canvas tears and edge bumps but is in overall good condition.

The log covers the period October 194...  read more

Code: 61326

Post WW1 Royal Air Force (RAF) Transitional Period Side Brass Cap Badge

A unusual item, of early design in the history of the RAF with two original loops to the reverse. A crowned eagle resting on "R.A.F" tablet. Wingspan 55mm. In very good condition. Any information on dates of issue, or its official status, welcome.  read more

Code: 61307