A Most Exquisite Royal Military College Pin In Gold & Diamonds Consignment #17 Auction bottom marked "FR938"

bottom marked "FR938"

He is credited with having flown Curtis

1932 as an auxiliary air force of the British Raj and the prefix "Royal" was added in 1945 in recognition of its services during World War II

The upper on the visor is black vulcanfibre

so called “half-etui”)

A Most Exquisite Royal Military College Pin In Gold & Diamonds Consignment #17 Auction bottom marked "FR938"A Most Exquisite Royal Military College Pin in Gold & Diamonds Gold with forty inset diamonds in the insignia, on a turtle shell face, weighing 8. 9 grams, maker marked "A. J. S" on the reverse, 25 mm diameter insignia mounted to a gold frame with horizontal pinback, contact marks evident on the turtle shell face, near extremely fine.(Case not included in sale) (C: 17)