Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War RAF Pilot Officer Appointment Document to William Manley Butler, 1942 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic measuring 218 mm in length

measuring 218 mm in length and rating better than fine

Five German Medals - WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class (iron

1942 (three-piece construction

Both sashes with a large knot (acorn) at either end

with the rider clutching a NSDAP-style German flag and a shield bearing the double Sig runes of the SS

Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War RAF Pilot Officer Appointment Document to William Manley Butler, 1942 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic measuring 218 mm in lengthA Pilot Officer appointment document to William Manley Butler, dated January 16, 1942. Signed by the Minister of National Defence for Air, numbered 9689 in the top right corner, contained in a painted wooden frame, with glass covering, reverse covered in paper, reverse slightly loose, wear throughout frame, remains very fine. Footnote: William Manley Butler was from Toronto, Ontario. He enlisted in the RCAF in May 1941. He died on active service on