United Kingdom. A Gold Pocketwatch by William Bent, 1944 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Avalon and was Chief of

Avalon and was Chief of Staff to the Flag Officer of the Newfoundland Force in 1943

Photograph of Brimer and Aircraft (black and white

Badge struck in solid silver (marked “935” on reverse)

Inserted into the moisture guard is a small size tab reading “57 ½”

After being drafted

United Kingdom. A Gold Pocketwatch by William Bent, 1944 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Avalon and was Chief ofIn 18K Gold, a beautiful, functional pocketwatch presenting a white porcelain dial with roman numerals and delicate hands, the "6" position obscured by the inset second hand clock with a black secondhand, featuring the maker WILLIAM BENT LONDON E. C. 17150 on the face, covered by a glass crystal. The pendant is marked with gold hallmarks, surmounted by the textured crown and large bow. The Chronographer set at 1 o clock on the frame. The interior is