RAF Officer's Dress Busby
Black leather skull cap with seal fur trimming. King's crown badge. Inside has leather sweatband and quilted red lining.
Leather chin strap. Scarce.  £895

Metal crest from R.A.F. Kai Tak, Hong Kong

Far East Flying Boat Wing. Defenders of Freedom. Measures approx. 44 cm X 32 cm and weighs 4 kg.    £200

MEDALS TO THE ROYAL AIR FORCE

General Service Medal (QEII) Cyprus  4157951 JNR. TECH. N.A. DEWHURST. R.A.F.   £70


General Service Medal (GVI) Malaya  3128636 L.A.C. R.J. QUICK. R.A.F.   £65

RAF Long Service Good Conduct Medal (QEII)   936014 SGT. H.B. BROWN. R.A.F.   £55

General Service Medal (QEII) Arabian Peninsula  1860339 SGT. P.A. ARMITAGE. RAF
Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (QEII) 1860339 SGT. P.A. ARMITAGE. R.A.F.

Pair: £195

RAF Long Service Good Conduct Medal (GVI)    FG. OFF. R.E. EATON. R.A.F.   £95
In box of issue. From RAF Lists: Born 27 Oct. 1904. Commissioned 30 May 1941. Fl.Lt. 1 Sept. 1943. Retired 9 August 1953 with rank of Squadron Leader. Obviously entitled to something for World War Two.

British War Medal 1914-18 198413. 3.A.M. B.T. WILLIAMS. R.A.F.
Victory Medal   198413. 3.A.M. B.T. WILLIAMS. R.A.F.
Copy papers. Benjamin Thomas Williams was born in Carmarthenshire, 1900. Enlisted 18 June 1918. To France 3 Oct. 1918 and posted to No. 12 Squadron. This was the only operational RAF squadron serving with the Army of Occupation in Germany from 1919-22. Discharged at Cologne 15 Jan. 1920. Trade: Rigger (Aero). 
Pair: £65

1939-45 Star     Unnamed
Africa Star  North Africa 1942-43  Unnamed
Defence Medal Unnamed
War Medal       Unnamed
General Service Medal (GVI) Malaya  FG.OFF. T.J. STAITE. R.A.F.

Mounted as worn, with set of miniatures. Born 14 August 1916. 519232 Sergeant Thomas James Staite was commissioned Pilot Officer (Emergency)
17 April 1947 (Equipment Branch). Flying Officer 17 April 1949. Flt.Lt. 29 Nov. 1951. Retired as Squadron Leader 29 Feb. 1964.
Group of Five:  £255
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British War Medal 1914-18 192290. 3.A.M. T. STOREY. R.A.F.
Victory Medal  192290. 3.A.M. T. STOREY. R.A.F.
Copy papers. Tom Storey, born in Harrow, 1879. Enlisted 5 June 1918. To France 19 August. Discharged 30 April 1920. Trade: Driver.
Pair: £65

British War Medal 1914-18 188802. 3.A.M. W.D. HUGHES. R.A.F.
Victory Medal  188802. 3.A.M. W.D. HUGHES. R.A.F.
Copy papers. William Dunning Hughes was born in Ellesmere, 1900. He enlisted 25 May 1918 and posted to Egypt. After 'Arm.School' he was posted to No. 58 Squadron. 19 August 1919 sent to Basra and returned to Egypt 7 Nov. 1919 before being sent home to be discharged 6 Jan. 1920.
Pair: £65

British War Medal 1914-18 76040. PTE.1. A.E. RICHARDSON. R.A.F.
Victory Medal  76040. PTE.1. A.E. RICHARDSON. R.A.F.
Copy papers. Albert Edward Richardson enlisted from the army 19 April 1917. Transferred to the reserve May 1919. Discharged April 1920.
Trade: Batman (not the caped crusader). To France 3 Nov. 1917 to 4 March 1919. Served with 32 Squadron.
Pair: £75


British War Medal 1914-18 55563. 2.A.M. S.H. SWIFT. R.A.F.   £25
Copy papers. Stephen Henry Swift. Joined 17 Jan. 1917. Posted to No. 10 Squadron. Discharged 30 April 1920.

Sergeant W.M. Llewellyn
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 1939-45 Star Unnamed
Africa Star Unnamed
Defence Medal Unnamed
War Medal Unnamed
RAF Long Service Good Conduct Medal (QEII) 531755 SGT. W.M. LLEWELLYN. R.A.F.
Group of Five:  £140

Barbara Mary Nicklin
Women's Royal Air Force
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 Defence Medal Unnamed
1939-45 War Medal Unnamed
Box of issue with issue slip. Original newspaper cutting dated 1983 about her life. Barbara Mary Nicklin was born in Oxford in 1912. She was educated at Anstey Physical Training College (Birmingham) and then took a teaching post at Burford Grammar School. She became interested in flying and learned to fly (gaining her licence in a Tipsy aeroplane), becoming secretary of the Oxford Flying Club and also of the University and City Gliding Club. She was also a keen driver and owned a Jaguar. She voluntered for the WRAF on outbreak of war and was posted to radar duties. She was posted to various stations around Britain. She was very annoyed at not being allowed to fly and "she even managed to make a few flights herself, usually lying prone in the forward gunner's position, and on more than one occassion illicitly taking the plane's controls." At the end of the war she was posted as adjutant at the Studley Priory Convalescent Depot for WRAF. She was demob 1945 and worked at Oxford High School. She also became editor of the newsletter of the Institute of Advanced Motorists. She died in November 2000.
Pair: £75




General Service Medal
(EII) Malaya FLT.LT. N.H.D. EVANS. R.A.F.  £125
Commissioned Pilot Officer,  London Gazette  17 Feb. 1948.  Flt. Lt. 25 Dec. 1951.  Retired LG 13 August 1963. To RAFVR Training Branch as Flying Officer LG 29 Sept. 1964. Resigned LG 6 Dec. 1966.

(EII) Malaya 2826260 S.A.C.W. G.L. ELLIOTT. W.R.A.F. £125