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August 25th 2004
Chris Langley
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This is a representative example of a standard Australian made WW2 issue wing
| #2 WW2 Thick lettering variant |
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August 25th 2004
John Macdonald
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Note the heavy RAAF lettering in this variant
| #3 WW2 "heavy/thin" variant |
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August 25th 2004
John Macdonald
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Note the heavy crown detail and much thinner lettering in this variant.
| #4 WW2 Bronze wing variant |
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August 25th 2004
Chris Langley
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This remarkable wing is completely standard, front and back, all materials correct, its major variance being that it was sewn entirely in bronze coloured silk. It was aquired in Australia, has clearly been used and came off an old uniform. The significance of the bronze detail is unknown. It is known that a very small number were made this way, from records, but this is the first one that has been seen. Clicking on the image to obtain detail will also bring up a digitally lightened front so that detail can be seen.
#5 A WW2 veteran of Europe
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August 25th 2004
John Macdonald
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this used wing came from a uniform of a pilot who served in the European Theatre of WW2
| #6 WW2 Heavily picked detail variant |
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August 25th 2004
Anon
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In this variant the wings show considerable heavyness in the wing detailing threads.
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