United Kingdom. A Pair of Royal Flying Corps Breeches, Major A.G.Leck, 1916 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic most featuring reverse handwritten inscriptions

most featuring reverse handwritten inscriptions with stamps and postage marks

recognizing minority contributions and expanding the definition of those whose work is considered to have aided the Revolution

the map marked with a series of radiating circles from the British Isles with a range of 350 miles into German airspace

Tank Assault Badge by Friedrich Orth

1995 in Edmonton

United Kingdom. A Pair of Royal Flying Corps Breeches, Major A.G.Leck, 1916 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic most featuring reverse handwritten inscriptionsFrom a local estate, a pair of extremely well made breeches in the RFC cut and style, crafted by: 'ROBERTS & SHORT NAVAL TAILORS 4, BURY ST., S. W." and Named to "Major A. G. Leck" Dated 16 10 16, in khaki corduroy, with ankle in olive green cotton and lower inseam in suede, primary buttons labeled Roberts & Short, little mothing including one area on rear and sections of ankles, 37 inch waist, 27. 5 inch inseam, with period wear and light soiling,