WW1 British medals and isignia for review, please

[mpw]

Hi guys, I think the cloth 'parachute wings' badge is actually a balloon pilots badge.

Regards, Mark.

[Wagriff]

True,Mark-but what country and what age? Have you seen one before with the red background and the gold bullion wire embroidery?

[renmore]

some info on Percy Henry Bennett 1256 Driver Royal Artillery, was a member of the Territorial Force 1st london Brigade Royal Artillery, and agreed on the 5/9/1914 to serve overseas.Was posted overseas in 1917 and served until demobbed in 1919, entitled to two medals,the BWM(which you have) and the Victory medal.

[Walkwolf]

Only about a one in six million chance you'll find it's mate, Green !

( British and Commonwealth Airforce badges are made
of cloth - this is how we know it's a sweetheart wing. )

[Greenhorn]

Renmore

How can I thank you enough? I had no idea this was researchable. I'm in awe of your resourcefulness, thank you.

Green

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Only a one in six million chance you'll find it's mate, Green !

( British and Commonwealth Airforce badges are made
of cloth - this is how we know it's a sweetheart wing. )

LOL, I'll keep a loose eye out for it, very loose eye.