A Fine First War Royal Air Force (Raf) Pilot Wing C.1918 Hold dyed my hands and arms

dyed my hands and arms a deep green

at the recently completed Olympic Stadium in Helsinki

eagle and swastika in patinated tombac

leading to their decision to form two armoured personnel carrier regiments – the British 49th Armoured Personnel Carrier Regiment

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A Fine First War Royal Air Force (Raf) Pilot Wing C.1918 Hold dyed my hands and armsLikely of 1918 Canadian manufacture, offered is a scarce RAF wing variant with finely detailed brown feathered wings as well as an open ended wreath in olive green embroidery, surmounted by the crown in off white and red embroidery, on a black wool base, black cotton mesh backer, measuring 33 mm x 102 mm, uniform worn, extremely fine. A rare example and unseen in published wing guides. Footnote: The Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service