A First War Pair To Lieutenant Mcbain; Royal Flying Corps Hold enamel chipping on the left

enamel chipping on the left arm and crazing evident overall

Gravenhurst in Sales (1936-1940) and DeHavilland Aircraft as an Aero Engine Fitter (1941-1942)

with gold-coloured gilt wings

representative of the Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ = Junior Hitler Youth) sewn in place

becoming a Rancher near Lethbridge

A First War Pair To Lieutenant Mcbain; Royal Flying Corps Hold enamel chipping on the leftA First War Pair to Lieutenant McBain; Royal Flying Corps British War Medal (LIEUT. A. Mc D. Mc BAIN. R. A. F.); and Victory Medal (LIEUT. A. Mc D. Mc BAIN. R. A. F.). Un mounted, light contact, cleaned, near extremely fine. Accompanied by a photograph of McBain in uniform with his Royal Flying Corps pilot's wings on his left lapel (sepia toned, cardboard mounted, 100 mm x 137 mm). Footnote: Alexander McDougall McBain was born on October 4, 1890. He