Original British WWI 1918 Royal Air Force Uniform Jacket For Lieutenant Reginald Cyril Byass With Peaked Visor Breda M-37 which is marked with KREISSIEGER

which is marked with KREISSIEGER 1938 (District Winner 1938)

We photograph it next to an M34 helmet for scale purposes and to show that the eagle in the decal is very similar to the massive carved eagle

Not lacking style

Over the shell is a helmet net which we can't be sure is period authentic

" For more information please see the information on the Twickenham Museum Website: James Alexander Mustard

Original British WWI 1918 Royal Air Force Uniform Jacket For Lieutenant Reginald Cyril Byass With Peaked Visor Breda M-37 which is marked with KREISSIEGEROriginal Items: Only One Set Available. Now this is a great example of an incredibly rare Interim pilots uniform for the Royal Air Force, dated October 18th, 1918! The khaki Service Dress tunic adopted for the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) in 1912 had a wide cloth panel (a plastron) across the chest with concealed buttons, since it was thought that the usual button arrangement would be liable to catch on the bracing wires used on aircraft at that time.