Original WWII Royal Australian Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross Pilot Grouping U.S. Army The porcelain body of the

The porcelain body of the burner clearly marked SHERWOODS LIMITED around company trade mark

gently wound it up

purportedly taken from one of the victims

This book is the 'First Ever' publication that is dedicated to the large variety of carvings found on Boer War Rifles and Carbines

The album documents many places and people but the primary soldier can be identified through the pages and it appears he spent time on the eastern front as one photo is marked KIEW for Kiev in the Ukraine

Original WWII Royal Australian Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross Pilot Grouping U.S. Army The porcelain body of theOriginal Items: One of a kind. Wing Commander Thomas McBride Price was born in New Zealand on November 14th, 1914. He joined the RAAF on December 16th 1937 as an Air Cadet, and by the time he left the military in November of 1945 he had been promoted all the way to Wing Commander. He was the recipient of the Soldiers Medal the Distinguished Flying Cross and other awards. He flew many different types of aircraft including Seagull V., N. A. 16, Anson,