Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Visor Cap Sold in Calcutta - circa 1914 German Field Gear These were usually issued to

These were usually issued to various fire and police units

Included in this wonderful named grouping are the following pieces:

rather short

The Navy MAB was typical of most WWII "walkie--talkies" in that it had a microphone

now under command of Lieutenant Colonel Philip Hicks (an officer of the regiment who would serve with distinction in the war)

Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Visor Cap Sold in Calcutta - circa 1914 German Field Gear These were usually issued toOriginal Item: One Only. This is quite remarkable. It is an early WW1 Royal Flying Corp visor hat actually retailed in CULCUTTA, India. It bears the makers details embossed in gold into the sweatband: D. MORRISON & CO. Hatters and Outfitters, Calcutta It is well made in khaki serge, possibly in India but probably in England. It has it's black leather peak and chin strap. Quality leather marked headband and quilted lining to top interior. It retains