Royal Air Force Pilot Wing/Brevet

Here Is an RAF Pilot Wing/Brevet. A padded version with silk threads and in near mint condition. A good period example circa 1939/45.

Full size at 4 1/2’  read more

Code: 57963

WWII Royal Air Force Pilot Wing

Here we have another original variation of the RAF Pilots Wings Wing. Flat ten feathers pattern issued Circa 1939-45. Removed from uniform with age and service wear. Note the A in the RAF scarce example.

Full size at 4 3/4”  read more

Code: 57962

WWII Royal Air Force Pilot Wings

Here we have an early circa1942 issue RAF Pilots Wings. Slightly padded with a cloth backing, nine feathers pattern. Used, removed from uniform with age and service wear, A good original example.

full size at 4”  read more

Code: 57961

WWII Royal Air Force Pilot Wings

Here we have an early 1942 Commonwealth Air Training issue RAF Pilots Wings. Slightly padded with a hessian backing, nine feathers pattern. Used, removed from uniform with age and lots of service wear, A good original example.

Full size at 4 1/2”  read more

Code: 57960

WWII Royal Air Force - Pilot Wings

Here we have an early 1942 Commonwealth Air Training issue RAF Pilots Wings. Flat version with a plain backing, nine feathers pattern. Used, removed from uniform with age and lots of service wear, A good original example. Slight tear to the right of the crown.

Full Size measures 4 3/4”  read more

Code: 57959

WWII Theatre Made Pilot’s Wing

A scarce variation of a Royal Air Force Pilot wing which was made in theatre (possibly India or Ceylon) used and removed from uniform with age and service wear.

Flat type which measures 4” and has nine feathers.  read more

Code: 56599

WWII Royal Air Force - Pilot Wings

An RAF Pilot Wings, Used,condition with four poppers sewn on the back to make fitting and removal on uniforms, probably in North Africa or the tropics. Age and service wear.  read more

Code: 57630

WWII Royal Air Force Group

Here we have a WWII RAF Pilots wing, which has a period medal bar sewn to the back of the wing. Probably for use in the tropics. Also included is a set of RAF Dog Tags Named to J L Farr. Age and service wear to all items.

This is what I know - JL Farr was appointed Squadron Leader from Flight Lieutenant 30th December 1959 and was CO of 152 Squadron from Feb 1959 until 1965. H...  read more

Code: 57608

WWII Royal Air Force Pilot’s Wing

A WWII RAF Pilot wing. Straight wing example which has been modified for easy removal in tropical theatres by adding material and four poppers to the back.  read more

Code: 56993