United Kingdom. A Medal Pair To Ii Class Air Mechanic C.s. Headley; Royal Air Force Archive The 4 ft high bronze

The 4 ft high bronze now on display in the rotunda of RMCC

Officially impressed (1481 3RD

26 General Hospital at Etaples shortly thereafter

which nicely set off the mobile swastikas on each side of this mount

During WWII he was stationed in the Baltic Sea

United Kingdom. A Medal Pair To Ii Class Air Mechanic C.s. Headley; Royal Air Force Archive The 4 ft high bronzeBritish War Medal (22925. 2. A. M. C. S. HEADLEY. R. A. F.); and Victory Medal (22925. 2. A. M. C. S. HEADLEY. R. A. F.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, very dark patina on the BWM, gilt wear on the VM, contact marks, very fine. Footnote: C. S. Headley enlisted with the Royal Flying Corps as a 3rd Class Air Mechanic (22925) for the duration of the war, on February 17, 1916. He later achieved the rank of 2nd Class Air