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Great Britain. A Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) Officer's Cap Badge, c.1916

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Great Britain. A Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) Officer's Cap Badge, c.1916

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Great Britain. A Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) Officer's Cap Badge, c.1916

In silvered and gold-coloured bullion wire, in various textures, bronze eagle in the centre secured in place via dual prongs, surmounted by the King's crown, the void of the crown in maroon felt, with touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the base of the crown, on a black wool base, black cotton backer, measuring 75 mm (w) x 65 mm (h), free of interruptions in the bullion and fabrics, extremely fine.

Footnote: The Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) and the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) merged to form the Royal Air Force (RAF) on April 1, 1918.