Original British WWII Royal Air Force Parade Uniform of WWI Ace Pilot Harold Alfred Whistler Japanese Field Gear Some references only refer to

Some references only refer to Model 1763 and later versions as Charleville flint lock muskets

The Marine Combat Aircrew Badge can be issued to service members of both the Marine Corps and United States Navy (while serving in a Marine Corps aviation squadron)

This long gun was based around the 10

Overall a very nice condition Imperial Prussian pickelhaube

• A white cotton tunic

Original British WWII Royal Air Force Parade Uniform of WWI Ace Pilot Harold Alfred Whistler Japanese Field Gear Some references only refer toOriginal Set: One Set Only. One of England's finest, HAROLD ALFRED WHISTLER, was born December 30th. 1896, the son of a Clergyman in Theddlethorpe, Lincolnshire. He went to OUNDLE School and on to London University and the Royal Military College at Sandhurst. Commissioned in the DORSETSHIRE Regiment as a 2nd Lieutenant. On July 19th. 1916 he transferred to THE ROYAL FLYING CORP and was certified to fly September 29th 1916 as a Flight Officer. He flew