A First War Royal Flying Corps Cowl Helmet Auction in silvered bronze and enameled

in silvered bronze and enameled center

before returning to Canada

It also states on his Record of Volunteer's Service that he was never AWOL

with pension stripes

which was raised in British Columbia and mobilized at Camp Valcartier

A First War Royal Flying Corps Cowl Helmet Auction in silvered bronze and enameledIn leather, with multiple broad arrow markings on interior, exhibiting mothing in addition to firm period wear, leather remains supple however has been stored flat for many years, as worn. Provenance; This set of goggles were worn and used by Canadian Royal Flying Corps Pilot Gerald Alfred Learn, who was shot down on June 24th 1918 while engaged with three German trip planes. Footnote: One of the earliest 'standard' types of helmet used by British