Royal Australian Air Force diamonte and enamel sweetheart brooch
c. 1939World War Two era Royal Australian Air Force diamonte and enamel sweetheart brooch.
It features detailed outspread pilot wings with inlaid diamonte chips flanking a solid central wreath containing the hollow letters 'RAAF' infilled with red, dark blue, white and pale blue enamel, surmounted by a King's Crown with red enamel detailing.
The reverse is plain and has a pin clasp for attachment.
This sweetheart brooch is one of many produced and sold to servicemen to give to their loved ones.
Details
Details
On front of brooch:
"RAAF"
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