A First War Aef Spalding Flyer's Helmet Used By Canadian Rfc Pilot Hold the Royal Air Force

the Royal Air Force

3 mm thick

John Ambulance Association Lapel Pin (silvered metal

with early case of issue exhibiting some wear on medal bed (case in very good condition)

An early badge owned and worn by perhaps one of the first Luftwaffe Casualties of operations in France

A First War Aef Spalding Flyer's Helmet Used By Canadian Rfc Pilot Hold the Royal Air ForceAn American AEF Pilot's Helmet in leather with fur lining, Rau Fastener Co snaps for goggle straps, leather is supple but has been stored flat, period worn, as worn. Provenance: This set of goggles were worn and used by Canadian Royal Flying Corps Pilot Gerald Alfred Learn, who was shot down on June 24th 1918 while engaged with three German trip planes.