Description
Two Jubilee Medals For Forty Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945: In brass
the second casualty of the family
The name could be Dittgen
Side Cap (fabricated from greenish-brown wool
Williams declared himself for overseas service: "I have the honour to ask whether Signals officers are required for overseas & if so beg "to offer" my services as such
Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Brown Leather RCAF Pilot’s Gloves, c.1940 certificate_of_authenticity Two Jubilee Medals For FortyA pair of Type E Flying Gloves, of high quality brown leather with wool liner in the hands and gauntlet style arms (extending past the wrists for added protection), a brass zipper present from the edge to the base of the palm. The right glove presents a short split in the seam of the inner thumb, small cracks and stiffness to leather, functional zipper. The interior shows a faded maker mark, handwritten name SKITT in green marker, and encircled M