WW2 LUFTWAFFE CASED DAY FLIGHT FIGHTER CLASP IN SILVER

WW2 cased Luftwaffe Day Fighter Clasp in Silver awarded for 60 or more Operational Flights.

A very nice example of a Tombak non maker marked Luftwaffe Flight Clasp in silver, good silvering generally, slight frosting still showing to the edges of all of the leaves, slight toning to the lower base coloration of the left hand set of leaves. The black patinated finish to the upward ...  read more

Code: 50153

WW2 LUFTWAFFE BOMBER FLIGHT CLASP IN GOLD

WW2 Luftwaffe Bomber Operational Flying Clasp in Gold for 110 or more Operational Flights.

Winged Bomb pointed downwards riveted to centre.

Broad Pin Reverse and without Maker Mark. .  read more

Code: 50152

WW1 RNAS/RAF DSC GROUP TO DOUBLE FIGHTER ACE CAPT. C.B. RIDLEY

An extremely rare Distinguished Service Cross Group of Three to Double Ace Fighter Pilot Captain Cyril Burfield Ridley D.S.C., Royal Air Force, late Royal Naval Air Service.

A superb Great War Ace's 1918 D.S.C. group of three awarded to Captain C. B. Ridley, Royal Air Force, late Royal Naval Air Service, credited with at least 11 Victories with No. 1 (Naval) Squadron and No. 201 ...  read more

Code: 50151

WW2 RCAF DFC GROUP TO SQN. LDR. C. A. RHUDE

A Second War 1945 Lancaster Pilot’s D.F.C. group of seven awarded to Squadron Leader C. A. Rhude, Royal Canadian Air Force, who flew in at least 36 operational sorties with 576 and 550 Squadrons.

Distinguished Flying Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated ‘1945’; 1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence Medal, Canadian issue in silver; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, wi...  read more

Code: 50150

WW1 GERMAN ARMY AIR SERVICE PILOT'S SILVER PLATED GOBLET GROUPING

WW1 German Pilot's Group to Wilhelm Rehbein.

Imperial German Pilots Grouping of Wilhelm Rehbein, consisting of a fine silver-plated goblet with miniature Prussian Army Air Service pilots qualification badge mounted to the centre. The goblet has a makers or hall mark to the outer edge of the outside bottom rim. A nice dark patina to the goblet which stands at 19 cms in height.read more

Code: 50147

WW2 LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS WHITE TOP SUMMER CAP- NAMED

WW2 Luftwaffe Officer’s White Top Summer Visor Cap.

A good example of the Luftwaffe officer’s white top summer visor cap, possibly size 56. White top is removable, and in overall good condition with very slight age foxing to the top.

Complete with its correct removable bullion wire eagle on white backing cloth with its correct national cockade, standar...  read more

Code: 50145

WW1 ROYAL FLYING CORPS MESSAGE STREAMER

A very good and slightly used WW1 RFC Message Streamer.

WW1 RFC aircrew regularly used these message streamers throughout the war to drop information and coordinates of enemy positions to their troops on the ground. In addition, these streamers were also used by the Flight and Squadron Commanders by attaching them to the their wing struts and sometimes on the tail fin, so that th...  read more

Code: 50144

LT ROTH

Lt Roth - 'The ballon buster'

This is a rare card  read more

Code: 50142

LT MAX IMMELMANN

Immelmann with an early Litewka uniform in 1915. (as he was awarded his PLM on 12 January 1916).  read more

Code: 50143

WW1 GERMAN ARMY AIR SERVICE BAVARIAN OFFICERS LITEWKA UNIFORM - NAMED

WW1 Bavarian aviation officers early war Litewka tunic and trousers (not to be confused with the 'Kleiner Rock', which were introduced from late 1915).

Both the Litewka's and Kleiner Rock's were very popular with pilots because they were a more comfortable uniform to wear.

Made with the distinct Litewka soft doeskin silvery grey wool material and with the straight ...  read more

Code: 50141