Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Brown Leather RCAF Pilot’s Gloves, c.1940 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic with intact stitching

with intact stitching

signed by General Friedrich Kühn

with the exploits of the bombardment and the taking of Vera Cruz

two Canadian Army Combat Diver Trade and Qualification Badges (one in various colours of embroidery

an obscured city mark

Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Brown Leather RCAF Pilot’s Gloves, c.1940 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic with intact stitchingA pair of Type E Flying Gloves, of high quality brown leather with wool liner in the hands and gauntlet style arms (extending past the wrists for added protection), a brass zipper present from the edge to the base of the palm. The right glove presents a short split in the seam of the inner thumb, small cracks and stiffness to leather, functional zipper. The interior shows a faded maker mark, handwritten name SKITT in green marker, and encircled M