WWII Royal New Zealand Air Force Pilot Wing
A full size RNZAF Pilot wing. A padded example, full size at 4 3/4” with cloth backing in near mint condition. read more
185.00 GBP
WWII New Zealand Slip-on Title
A New Zealand shoulder title, printed example in good condition with light service wear.
Measures 2 9/16” x 7/8” read more
25.00 GBP
WWII New Zealand Slip-on Title
A New Zealand shoulder slip-on title, embroidered example with age and wear.
Measures 2 3/4” x 3/4” read more
25.00 GBP
WWII New Zealand Slip-on Title
A printed New Zealand Shoulder slip-on title in good condition. Measures 2 7/8” x 7/8” read more
25.00 GBP
WWII Royal New Zealand Air Force ID Tag
Here we have a RNZAF ID Tag named to LAC Watson FJ in sterling silver. read more
30.00 GBP
WWII Royal New Zealand Air Force Air Gunner Wing
Scarce RNZAF Air Gunner Half Wing in metal tropical issue. Maker marked M&K (Meyer and Kean) W (Wellington) with Lug fittings. Authorized for wear in New Zealand and the Pacific only when wearing khaki shirts without jackets.
Measures 1 1/2” read more
195.00 GBP
Early Royal New Zealand Air Force Pilot Wing
Here we have between the wars RNZAF pilot’s wings.
Used and removed from uniform with age and service wear. A flat straight wing example. read more
WWII Royal New Zealand Air Force Title
Here is a RNZAF early shoulder title. Removed from uniform with some age and service wear.
Rounded top version made in New Zealand
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45.00 GBP
Royal New Zealand Air Force Fern Lucky Charm
Here is a JR Gaunt made New Zealand “Fern” badge, worn un-officially by RNZAF air crews as a lucky talisman on battle dress pocket. Maker marked and with a pin back.
Measures 1 1/4”
Additional information.
An Evening Post newspaper in an article, dated 24 April 1942, about 75 (NZ) Squadron noted that “In every aircraft the crews wear the silver fern badge. ... read more
65.00 GBP
WWII Royal New Zealand Air Force Lucky Charm
Here is a jeweller made New Zealand “Fern” badge, worn un-officially by RNZAF air crews as a lucky talisman on battle dress pocket. Marked Sterling and with a pin back.
Measures 1 11/16”
Additional information.
An Evening Post newspaper in an article, dated 24 April 1942, about 75 (NZ) Squadron noted that “In every aircraft the crews wear the silver fern badge. The... read more