A Royal Air Force (Raf) Rifle Association Award Medal 1934 With Case Hold Queen's Royal Regiment Cap Badge

Queen's Royal Regiment Cap Badge (two-piece construction

the smoke from which could be seen for miles around

He required an additional three weeks at the Canadian Casualty Depot Monks Horton before he was struck off strength to the Canadian Ordnance Corps at Ashford on September 20

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A Royal Air Force (Raf) Rifle Association Award Medal 1934 With Case Hold Queen's Royal Regiment Cap BadgeBronze, engraved "YOUNG AIRMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP. 2nd 1934." and "564353 A. C. I. GASKELL. G." on the edge, the latter inscription inverted, obverse inscribed "THE ROYAL AIR FORCE RIFLE ASSOCIATION" in the centre, with the Royal Air Force eagle above, crossed rifles below, framed by branches of thistles, roses and shamrocks forming a wreath, reverse with an open ended wreath of laurel leaves, 38. 7 mm, better than extremely fine. In its hardshelled case