A First War Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Side Cap GTRexclude suffering from "flat feet" (a

suffering from "flat feet" (a postural deformity

inscribed "LEVA FASCISTA" below

In March 1920 it was redesignated The Edmonton Regiment

brackets riveted in place on either end on the obverse in order to hold the steel frame that supported a reel of telegraph wire

Early high quality  polished blade shows light surface wear/runner marks and no cuts or nicks to cutting edge

A First War Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Side Cap GTRexclude suffering from "flat feet" (aFabricated from an olive green khaki wool with fold down flaps on either side, the flaps held up with black metal hooks fed through embroidered loops, with two rising peaks forming a valley between the two panels, the front with two 11. 7 mm wide buttons, the uppers of which are in dark brown bronze, the brass cores maker marked "GAUNT LONDON" on the reverse, each of the buttons illustrating the Royal coat of arms and holding the two ends of the flaps