Canada WW2 RCAF Pilot Wings

Wartime flat embroidered on back wool.  read more

Code: 3153

WW2 RAF Oberver Half Wing Brevet

1st Type. Variation. Possibly Canadian made.  read more

Code: 3159

WW2 RAF Observers Half Wing Brevet

1st Type. Embroidered on padded wool backing.  read more

Code: 3160

Australia WW2 RAAF Epaulette Eagle Badges

Oxidized pair. 42mm with backing plates.  read more

Code: 3161

WW2 RAF / RAAF Observer Half Wing Brevet

1st Type. Flat woven.  read more

Code: 3162

WW2 RAAF Sweetheart Broach

Nickel and enamel. Brooch pin. 58mm  read more

Code: 3163

RAAF Flight Steward Sterling Silver Half Wing Brevet

Queens Crown. Sterling silver. Brooch pin reverse and marker marked Swan and Hudson Frankston ,STG.  read more

Code: 3165

German WW1 Death Card

German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.

A soldier of the 3rd Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment. Died of wounds in a field hospital 2nd October 1918.  read more

Code: 3175

German WW1 Death Card

German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.

A Private in the 8th Reserve ( Bavarian) Field Artillery Regiment. Died of wounds in a field hospital 6th April 1916.  read more

Code: 3176

German WW1 Death Card

German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.

Single page card to a Private in the 161st Infantry Regiment, recipient of the Iron Cross. Died of wounds 21st April 1916.  read more

Code: 3177