Royal Canadian Air Force Uniform

Description:

Royal Canadian Air Force Uniform, c. 1941-45, a blue wool waist-length tunic with the Royal Canadian Air Force eagle on the breast, and sewn ribbon bars below, a full-length tunic with the eagle and ribbons on the breast, a pair of trousers, and a cap with embroidered Air Force insignia.

Provenance: This uniform was worn by Squadron Leader F.L. Rodd, an American who was commissioned in 1941, and on December, 18th, 1944, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Estimate $300-500

Some light moth nips, and the longer tunic has some fraying and wear on the back skirt.


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