United Kingdom. A Royal Air Force First Pattern Cap, Attributed To 2Nd Lieutenant Robert Hunter Byrom Auction Archive standing upon a carriage of

standing upon a carriage of led by two horses at the right

Morice settled in Sussex on his retirement in the 1950

finely crafted torpedo

1938 and signed in pencil by a Captain and Chief of the 5th Battery of Flak Regiment 10

United Kingdom. A Royal Air Force First Pattern Cap, Attributed To 2Nd Lieutenant Robert Hunter Byrom Auction Archive standing upon a carriage ofThis cap started out life as an Royal Naval Air Service cap and was subsequently used for early Royal Air Force duties. This fine quality peaked cap is fabricated from a khaki wool on the exterior, featuring the classic high peak. It has a 35 mm wide black band around its circumference, which supports the Royal Air Force insignia at the front. The insignia is composed of a gilt metal eagle, the open ended wreath and King's crown in silver and gold