A First War Royal Air Force Matchbox Cover Hold more accurately: for the groups

more accurately: for the groups “Fahrt und Lager” (journey and camp) and “Zielübungen” (aiming exercise)

The blade retains its crossgraining

stamped in black ink “90” on the underside of the belt at the right end

before he was admitted to No

and was aboard a Grumman Goose

A First War Royal Air Force Matchbox Cover Hold more accurately: for the groupsTin with a printed and celluloid wrapper, printed in red, blue and gold coloured inks on a white base, open on three sides, magnetic, front and back panels illustrating the winged RAF insignia and inscribed "R. A. F." below, spine inscribed "ROYAL AIR FORCE" with "BRITISH MADE" at either end, each panel and spine with its own gold coloured ruled frame, 40 mm x 58 mm x 24. 2 mm, near extremely fine.