Canada, Dominion. An RCAF Pilot’s Watch, by Waltham, c. 1942 Archive ending its days in the

ending its days in the defense of Germany and surrendering to the British army northwest of Berlin in 1945

The top and bottom edges flanking the off-white felt band are trimmed in 8 mm wide strips of daffodil yellow embroidery

A finely made order in solid silver gilt with a seven pointed white star affixed together with nine small white enameled stars

Fidel Dávila

A rare Luftwaffe General’s cape eagle

Canada, Dominion. An RCAF Pilot’s Watch, by Waltham, c. 1942 Archive ending its days in theA Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) pilots watch, constructed of a steel casing with a white dial, featuring hour marks in Arabic numerals at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 oclock positions, with dots at the remaining hours, with hour and minute hands, with a functional crown emanating from the side, the caseback bearing an engraved mark of R. C. A. F., model number of REF. NO. 6B 150, and serial number of W 4587 42, indicating production by the noted firm of