Description
Evidence of the ferocity of the fighting experienced by Fraser and his comrades in late May 1944 is also to be found in Colonel John Sym
circa late 1930’s manufacture
promoted to Lieutenant (November 1914) and Acting Captain (October 1916)
In all approximately 55
7 mm silver top illustrating the Royal Flying Corps insignia
A First War German Imperial Prussian Pilot’s Badge certificate_of_authenticity Evidence of the ferocity ofBadge die struck in silvered tombac, with polished silvered highlights, light weight construction (12. 9 grams), with crisp details throughout, 45. 3mm x 71. 4mm, badge retains nearly all of its original finish, circa 1917 period production, in extremely fine condition.
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