United Kingdom. A Royal Standard For Use In England, Northern Ireland, Wales, The Crown Dependencies And The British Overseas Territories Newly Listed Silvered and gilt bronze with

Silvered and gilt bronze with red and white enamels

Directly below the collar’s suspension loop is a label bearing a maker’s mark of “A

both in near mint condition

and the loss of one of two scabbard throat rivets

"Royal Flying Corps (Officers)"

United Kingdom. A Royal Standard For Use In England, Northern Ireland, Wales, The Crown Dependencies And The British Overseas Territories Newly Listed Silvered and gilt bronze withThe standard is screen printed in red, blue and black inks, composed of four individual panels in white cotton, stitched together at the seams. The standard is divided into four quadrants: the first and fourth quadrants representing the ancient Kingdom of England and contains three lions (or "leopards"), passant guardant on a red field; the second quadrant represents the ancient Kingdom of Scotland and contains a red lion rampant; the third quadrant