WW2 British Royal Air Force Officer Tropical Shoulder Boards Epaulettes 1939–1945 Star An enamel chip underneath the

An enamel chip underneath the eagle on the handle

ornate front plates were typically mounted to the front of ceremonial or dress helmets worn by civic and volunteer firefighters

A short lived unit that was formed in 1938 along with many other Canadian women's volunteer units

An original other ranks cap badge of The Royal Scots Greys (The 2nd Dragoons)

Reverse inscribed "16 December 1938" and signature of Adolf Hitler

WW2 British Royal Air Force Officer Tropical Shoulder Boards Epaulettes 1939–1945 Star An enamel chip underneath theAn original pair of Royal Air Force officer's shoulder boards. Type worn in Africa, Italy, Middle East, and Far East campaigns. 54 x 120 mm. Khaki tan cotton with leather backing. Slip on type with leather securing strap. Single thick rank stripe of a Flying Officer. Brass button holes. Some oxidation around these fittings. Lightly stained.