Canadian, Dominion; United Kingdom. A Pair of St. John Ambulance Personnel Armbands Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic Orpington) during the later years

Orpington) during the later years of the war and afterwards

of the Wendish Crown

Naval Aviator Badge (in its Gemsco case of issue)

and a flat wire catch soldered onto a supporting plate

In browning Copper lapel badge

Canadian, Dominion; United Kingdom. A Pair of St. John Ambulance Personnel Armbands Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic Orpington) during the later yearsA pair of armbands, including: 1. A St. John Ambulance Brigade Personnel armband, constructed of white rayon cloth, the exterior bearing a machine embroidered St. John Ambulance insignia, trimmed along both the top and bottom edges with black dyed tresses, unmarked, measuring 41 cm (l) x 7 cm (h) when unravelled on a flat surface, in near extremely fine condition. 2. A St. John Ambulance Cadet armband, constructed of white oilcloth, the obverse