RAF Badges and Emblems

07 Sep 2020 22:30 #1 by David Thompson
RAF Badges and Emblems was created by David Thompson
Two books available as free downloads and here thanks to a mention on the PPRuNe Forum ;

RAF Collectors Guide 2020 The final version of my RAF books are now available, free of charge. Anyone who previously requested copies may like to have the latest update. I have written these books as the result of many years of collecting. There are two volumes one of 582 and one of 144 pages of RAF history in badges and emblems. The e-books are available to download here (Large! Not suitable for mobile phones): The link is available for the next 28 days.

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I know these are trying times for many, and the books are free, but if you download it you may like to consider showing your appreciation for the work I have put into it by making a contribution using PayPal at the address shown in the books

The 28 day download extension was available from the 1 September .

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01 Mar 2021 22:20 #2 by mbriscoe
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Interesting item on Antiques Roadshow yesterday.

Someone had been clearing a house after a family death and found a small RAF badge pinned to a piece of card. The expert recognised its significance even though he had not seen one before and could not even find one being recorded sold, to get an idea of value.

He was sure it was genuine because everything about it was "right"

They were given to the Americans who flew with the RAF in the Eagle Squadron.

I think he estimated it as worth a couple of thousand pounds.

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01 Mar 2021 22:39 #3 by Peter Kirk
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I saw that too. The 1942 on the badge confused me when I first saw it.

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01 Mar 2021 23:57 #4 by mbriscoe
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I saw that too. The 1942 on the badge confused me when I first saw it.


Probably because of this

"On 29 September 1942, the three squadrons were officially transferred from the RAF to the Eighth Air Force of the United States Army Air Forces, with the American pilots becoming officers in the USAAF. "

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