United Kingdom. A Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Pilot Badge, C.1930 Hold and is commemorated on page

and is commemorated on page 442 of the First World War Book of Remembrance

each of the badges held in place by dual prongs

A notable success in this period occurred on 14 June 1941 when Franzisket intercepted and shot down South African ace Captain Ken Driver

He was the second youngest officer to reach a General rank at only 35 years after Luftwaffe ace Adolf Galland

complete with six of its seven towers intact (which is rare for the these three-dimensional models)

United Kingdom. A Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Pilot Badge, C.1930 Hold and is commemorated on pageIn white and brown embroidery, on a black wool base, padded, black cloth backer, measuring 115 mm (w) x 34 mm (h), intact stitching, very clean, cloth backer coming away from the tip of the right wing, near extremely fine.