United Kingdom. A First War RAF Bullion Observer Wing, c.1918 Archive A very good example of

A very good example of an early Observer’s badge

A Polish Naval Officer Model 1952 Miniature Dagger

The underside of the cap is also in a grayish-blue wool-cotton blend

the top of the shield with dual bronze rivets

Borneo was a combination of apparent opposites

United Kingdom. A First War RAF Bullion Observer Wing, c.1918 Archive A very good example ofAn Observers Wing, featuring gold bullion to the O with silver bouillon on the wing, on black felt, reverse has been partially reinforced but shows wear, measures 83. 9 mm (w) x 27 mm (h), light fraying to edges, a lovely RAF wing in very fine condition. Footnote: This type of wing was worn on the 1st pattern light blue Officers service dress tunic Circa 1918. It was also seen on the RFC Patrol pattern tunic and on some examples of the 1st pattern