Great Britain. A Second War Period Royal Air Force Ensign Auction Archive maker marked "WALLACE BISHOP"

maker marked "WALLACE BISHOP"

the core nicely preserved with some loss to the silver finish of the frame

who was wounded in the process of winning his decoration at Mount Sorrel in June 1916 - Distinguished Service Order

shows a small group of very young soldiers with their superior officer

inscribed "SOMMER-MÜTZE Nach Vorschrift der RJF

Great Britain. A Second War Period Royal Air Force Ensign Auction Archive maker marked "WALLACE BISHOP"This is an extremely well preserved example of a second war period Royal Air Force Ensign. It is constructed of turquoise green burlap fabric with concentric rings of red white blue (from the inside out) in the middle of the fly, as well as a Union Jack in the canton. The hoist edge features a dual ply cotton bunting with a small tunnel. It measures approximately 184 cm x 95 cm and is in fine condition. (C: 205)