Two Air Ministry Issued Whistles Newly Listed Prussian Observers Badge in silver

Prussian Observers Badge in silver with enameled centre

both sides illustrating an open-ended wreath with an overlaying condor

1950 to January 14

- London Gazette

his parents are listed as residing at the Seabrook Hotel in Newington-in-Elham

Two Air Ministry Issued Whistles Newly Listed Prussian Observers Badge in silverTwo Air Ministry Issued Whistles The first whistle is fabricated from a nickel plated brass alloy, with a shaped mouthpiece and two distinct chambers for passage of air to exit on either side, plus a ring on the opposite end for attachment to the accompanying chain, marked with the Royal Crown above "A. M." (Air Ministry), "293 W 102" and maker marked "J. HUDSON & Co BIRMINGHAM" on the cylindrical shaft, measuring 18 mm x 82. 2 mm. Second whistle is