A First War Royal Naval Air Service Officer's Studio Portrait Hold exhibiting scattered spotting and light

exhibiting scattered spotting and light soiling)

3 grams without suspension

The scabbard has a durable black painted metal body

He was only one month in his second term with the 19th Infantry Battalion when he was Shell Gassed in battle and admitted to No

Having completed his recruit drills and passing off the Square

A First War Royal Naval Air Service Officer's Studio Portrait Hold exhibiting scattered spotting and lightBlack and white, illustrating the bust of a young Royal Flying Corps Royal Air Force officer, wearing his dress uniform and officer's cap, his head slightly turned to his right, faded studio mark at the lower right, on a thin photographic paper, 109 mm x 163 mm, extremely fine. (C: 28)