United Kingdom. Framed stringer and glass pieces of the Downed Halifax, April 1945 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic RCAF Monogram Wings with Rondel

RCAF Monogram Wings with Rondel Badge (badge in white metal

The inside comes complete with its original supple nine-panel butterscotch-coloured leather liner

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badge in silvered tombac with a silvered wreath and a blackened/patinated eagle

Republic with a large gash on her port side

United Kingdom. Framed stringer and glass pieces of the Downed Halifax, April 1945 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic RCAF Monogram Wings with RondelTwo pieces of glass and two pieces of stringer (structural framework), contained in a glass frame with black wooden exterior. The interior shows a sheet below with reading: The Halifax journey began when the almost new aircraft took off from Tarrant Ruston Air Base in Southern England, on the night of April 23,1945. Its mission dropping supplies to Norwegian resistance fighters. The Halifax was returning home when it was hit by anti aircraft fire over