Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Air Force Wedge Cap Belonging to Flight Lieutenant Edward A. Tribe certificate_of_authenticity ootnote: From the collection of

ootnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R

accompanied by its period originals presentation case

It very graphically dispels once and for all some of the mythical production figures that have abounded for years around Bullard rifles

consisting of a small political eagle clutching a wreathed swastika on a raised pebbled field within a full laurel wreath

weighing 231 grams overall

Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Air Force Wedge Cap Belonging to Flight Lieutenant Edward A. Tribe certificate_of_authenticity ootnote: From the collection ofA side cap wedge cap fabricated from a grayish blue wool with fold down flaps on either side. The flaps are held up via metal down ward pointed hooks that thread through a metal reinforced eyelet on the side of the cap. There are two rising peaks forming a valley between the two panels, the front decorated with two vertically mounted 14 mm in diameter brass buttons, with each of the buttons bearing the R. C. A. F crown and eagle insignia that hold the