Turkey, Ottoman Empire. An Order of Medjidie, Third Class Commander's Badge, c.1900 Archive where he flew with No

where he flew with No

small stain present on the side edges of the pages on the exterior

having been discharged by the Airship Guarantee Company (a subsidiary of Vickers) after the R101 disaster also caused the grounding of the more successful R100

An extremely well-preserved Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery EM/NCO’s M43 field cap

(Waffen-SS Schulterklappen für Mannschaften der Sanitätstruppe)

Turkey, Ottoman Empire. An Order of Medjidie, Third Class Commander's Badge, c.1900 Archive where he flew with No(Mecidi Nisani). Instituted late 1851. (c. 1900 issue). In silver and consisting of a seven pointed multi rayed star, each of the arms with multiple faceted rays, and with a crescent moon and star in between each arm, the obverse with a bronze gilt centerpiece showing the Sultan Abdul Meijids royal cypher surrounded by a Turkish inscription within burgundy enamels, short section of period silk ribbon, measuring 62. 16 mm (w) x 89. 82 mm (h inclusive