United Kingdom. An Early Royal Air Force Observer (O) Wing Hold The blade sits securely within

The blade sits securely within the nickel-plated upper crossguard

both tabs displaying a shiny metallic death’s head constructed of fine quality hand-embroidered aluminum/silver bullion wire wound around a white core

but died shortly thereafter

In the years between 1939 to 1944 he was deployed in the home theatre

as well as its metal backing plate

United Kingdom. An Early Royal Air Force Observer (O) Wing Hold The blade sits securely withinIn rolled silvered bullion wire, the "O" outlined on both sides in thick angled wire, detailing on the wing in gray threading, on a black wool base, chattered fabric backer, measuring 97 mm (w) x 35 mm (h), the obverse exhibiting extensive greening overall, without interruptions in the bullion, better than fine.