WW2 Polish Air Force Pilots Wing Badge

Full size badge by Jan Knedler. Very good used condition.

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Code: 707

WW2 Polish Army In Exile Cap Badge

Rare example made by SA. Picchiani & Barlacchi Firenze. Initials / writing to the back of eagle but unreadable.

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Code: 708

WW2 Poland Army In Exile Plastic Economy Issue Cap Badge

Very rare brown colour version. Stanley & Sons made. Both blades intact.  read more

Code: 710

WW2 British Parachute Qualification Wing

Very rare British made wing. Black backing, blue wings and white parachute. This pattern of wing is most commonly associated with 156th Battalion Parachute Regiment, No 2 Commando and Special Operations Executive. Most surviving examples are in unused condition.  read more

Code: 713

WW2 Air Transport Auxiliary ATA Officially Numbered Pilots Badge

A rare original Second World War period 'Air Transport Auxiliary civilian pilot's unmarked silver ATA pin badge bearing the motto 'Aetheris Avidi' (Eager for the Air), the reverse impressed with official issue number 'D 2202'. Very good condition. Height approx 29mm.
Air Transport Auxiliary formed in 1939 and based in White Waltham, Maidenhead, Berkshire. It was disbanded in 1945.  read more

Code: 714

WW2 British War Corespondent Cloth Cap Badge

Lovely bullion embroidered cloth cap badge. Thickly padded. Removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 716

WW2 No.2 Commando Cap Badge

White metal other ranks cap badge. Rare pattern.  read more

Code: 715

WW2 Polish Air Force Officers Cloth Cap Badge

Thickly padded embroidered bullion example. Good but worn condition.

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Code: 717

WW1 Royal Flying Corps Shoulder Titles

Scarce Jacquard Weave examples. Matching pair, removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 718

WW2 Squadron Leader Gilbert 460 Squadron RAAF Killed In Action Group

Small lot of items formerly the property of 39458 Squadron Leader Colin Leslie Gilbert Royal Australian Air Force. Squadron Leader Gilbert pilot was pilot of Z1254 Vickers Wellington IV. On the night of 6/7 May 1942 when his aircraft was hit by flak causing the port engine to catch fire. The fire spread to the fuselage and Sgt. Lake (who survived as a PoW) bailed out at around 11000 feet. He di...  read more

Code: 720