Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Air Force Wedge Cap Belonging to Flight Lieutenant Edward A. Tribe Archive as evidenced by the accompanying

as evidenced by the accompanying nursing badge

Selective Service personnel served on local draft boards

I Class with Red Distinctions

bearing a central machine-embroidered silver aluminum flat wire inscription of “DEUTSCHLAND” in Latin script indicating manufacture from 1939 onward

for duty with the Royal Flying Corps

Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Air Force Wedge Cap Belonging to Flight Lieutenant Edward A. Tribe Archive as evidenced by the accompanyingA side cap wedge cap fabricated from a grayish blue wool with fold down flaps on either side. The flaps are held up via metal down ward pointed hooks that thread through a metal reinforced eyelet on the side of the cap. There are two rising peaks forming a valley between the two panels, the front decorated with two vertically mounted 14 mm in diameter brass buttons, with each of the buttons bearing the R. C. A. F crown and eagle insignia that hold the