United Kingdom. A First War Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Observer Badge, C. 1917 GTRexclude accompanied by descriptions and histories

accompanied by descriptions and histories

MacLelland was transferred to the Royal Canadian Dragoons on April 11

printed in black ink on moisture-resistant parchment

Dual non-pleated pockets are set into each breast flap

The two medical orderly ID cards are named to SS-Mann and SS-Rottenführer Pawelski

United Kingdom. A First War Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Observer Badge, C. 1917 GTRexclude accompanied by descriptions and historiesIn white embroidery, on a black wool base, strands of black threading giving definition to the wing, padded, the badge stitched in place to the khaki cotton mesh backer via black threading, measuring 92 mm (w) x 30 mm (h), horizontal pinback, traces of the original black paper covering the khaki cotton backer remains, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Royal Flying Corps was the air arm of the British Army before and during the First World War, until