A First War Royal Flying Corps Maternity Tunic, Trousers, & Cap Archive marked "50" surrounded by an

marked "50" surrounded by an open-ended wreath on the lid

obverse illustrating the right-facing bust of Franz Joseph

showing some cracking near the centre point of the cross on both sides

joined the Royal Naval Reserve as a Trimmer in March 1915

marked STERLING

A First War Royal Flying Corps Maternity Tunic, Trousers, & Cap Archive marked "50" surrounded by anA First War Royal Flying Corps Maternity Tunic, Trousers, & Cap This uniform consists of four pieces: a tunic, two pairs of breeches and a side cap. Tunic (fabricated from greenish brown wool, each shoulder with an epaulette strap held in place via a small brass Royal Flying Corps button, illustrating the George V crown above "R. F. C", each of the straps adorned with a Tria Juncta In Uno pip. There are bronze Royal Flying Corps collar tabs held