United Kingdom. A Second War Royal Fleet Auxiliary Officer Bullion Cap Badge Archive The blade is beautifully etched

The blade is beautifully etched and clear and  exhibits strong crossgrains and the majority of wear that is present

Pilot's Badge – Unmarked - Pilot's Badge

for which he was mentioned in despatches and given the Brevet of Major on December 29

crazing and enamel repair on the reverse centrepiece

the white leather base with black residue present at the left end from a previous label placement

United Kingdom. A Second War Royal Fleet Auxiliary Officer Bullion Cap Badge Archive The blade is beautifully etchedA circa 1940 cap badge, in bullion wire and multi coloured embroidery, featuring a central fouled anchor in gilt encircled by a blue ring inscribed R. F. A, with encircling wreath and topped with a detailed Kings crown, worn on black felt, reverse is reinforced, measures 87. 5 mm (w) x 73. 5 mm (h), light wear with a few small loose wires, remains in near extremely fine condition.