WW2 Luftwaffe Pilot Combined Observer Award Juncker Boxed
A great example of the Luftwaffe Combined Pilot Observer award. Constructed of gilded and silvered zinc. The front of the badge depicts a gold laurel and oak leaf wreath overlaid with swooping eagle. The eagle is fastened by two rivets and stamped C.E Juncker Berlin SW68. Fitted with barrel hing and flat wire hook. read more
700.00 GBP
RAF Pocket Book - Dated 1937
A nice early example of the1937 RAF Pocket Book. reprinted in 1939. I have owned a few of these and this one is by far in the best condition. The book provides pilots with a wealth of information with over 300 pages complete with diagrams and illustrations. read more
45.00 GBP
WW2 Luftwaffe Combined Pilot Observer Award GWL
A nice example of a Luftwaffe Pilot Observers award by maker Gebruder Wegerhoff of Ludensheid. This highly detailed badge consists of a gold washed laurel and oak leaf wreath with a silver coloured eagled swooping eagle attached by two rivets. The reverse of the eagle is stamped GWL. Constructed with the classic wide barrel hinge, pin with wire hook. read more
600.00 GBP
WW2 Luftwaffe Pilot Award Juncker Boxed
Good example of a Luftwaffe Pilots Award by Juncker. Constructed of a silvered and blackened zinc. The badge depicts a silver laurel and oak leaf wreath with a blacked swooping eagle attached by two rivets to the back. The rear of the eagle is stamped C.E Juncker Berlin SE. Classic construction in terms of broad barrel hinge, pin and wire hook. A nicely detailed badge which comes with its own box, read more
850.00 GBP
WW2 Luftwaffe Night Fighter Spang Bronze Juncker Boxed
A nice example of a 'Short Range' Night Fighter Spang with its original box. Highly detailed badge marked CE Juncker Berlin SW68 Short range. Constructed of gilded and blackened zinc. The badge depicts a circular laurel leaf wreath with an upward pointing winged arrow, flanked on each side by nine oak leaves. Fitted with barrel hinge, broad tapering pin and wire hook. Comes with its original box. read more
700.00 GBP
WW2 The Daily Telegraph 16-10-1941 - Paddy Finucane Awarded D.F.C.
A six page 'full scap' Daily Telegraph dated 16-10-1941. Includes photo and article on the D.F.C award to Irish born fighter ace Flt Lt Paddy Finucane.
In June 1942, Finucane became the RAF's youngest Wing Commander in its history at the age of 21. Sadly on 15 July 1942 his Spitfire ditched in the English Channel after receiving ground fire over France - he was never recovered read more
20.00 GBP