Royal Aero Club of SA silver tone and enamel lapel badge

Overview

Royal Aero Club of South Australia silver tone and enamel lapel badge. It has an outer border in dark blue enamel with silver edges both sides in which is written 'ROYAL AERO SA CLUB' in silver letters. The central area is dark blue enamel. There is a silver metal bird (most likely an eagle) with wings outstretched well beyond the central circle on either side. The bird's head is facing to the right. This is all surmounted by a King's Crown with red enamel detailing.
The reverse is plain and flat with a butterfly clutch pin backing. There is no maker's mark.

Historical information

The Royal Aero Club of South Australia (SA) was established at Parafield in 1926. This pin is likely to date from the World War Two era based on the presence of the King's Crown.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-119-RoW00972
Item type
Badges
Collectibles
Ephemera
Personal Effects
Material
Enamels
Metal
Width
26 mm
Height or length
15 mm
Depth
8 mm
Inscriptions and markings

On front of badge:

"ROYAL
AERO SA CLUB"

Primary significance criteria
Social or spiritual significance
Comparative significance criteria
Interpretive capacity
Last modified
Monday, 27 July, 2026
Completeness
83
Recollections of War

Recollections of War

Royal Aero Club of SA lapel badge
Royal Aero Club of SA lapel badge
Reverse of Royal Aero Club of SA lapel badge showing butterfly clutch pin backing
Reverse of Royal Aero Club of SA lapel badge showing butterfly clutch pin backing
Reverse of Royal Aero Club of SA lapel badge without butterfly clutch pin backing
Reverse of Royal Aero Club of SA lapel badge without butterfly clutch pin backing

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