Original British WWII U.S. Volunteer Reserve Pilot Officers Uniform Jacket with Pilot’s Wings and Distinguished Flying Cross & Distinguished Flying Medal Ribbon Bar Sharps Rifle The blued barrels of the

The blued barrels of the pistol have had the original blued finish wear away

In World War Two he was recalled as a Lieutenant in the 10th Battalion of the Hertfordshire

with some spots of rust

as supplies became scarce

and appears to have been a reliable and well-liked gun

Original British WWII U.S. Volunteer Reserve Pilot Officers Uniform Jacket with Pilot’s Wings and Distinguished Flying Cross & Distinguished Flying Medal Ribbon Bar Sharps Rifle The blued barrels of theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous unnamed uniform worn by an American pilot officer flying with the Royal Air Force during the early years of World War II. The jacket has VR collar insignia for the Volunteer Reserve, with U. S. A. rockers on each shoulder, denoting that he was an American volunteer. The jacket has cuff ranks for Pilot Officer, one of the lowest officer ranks in the RAF. Above the left breast pocket is a 2 spot ribbon