United Kingdom. A Second War RAF Cockpit Clock, by Smith & Sons Archive While at Salisbury Plain in

While at Salisbury Plain in November 1914 he had a severe attack of bronchitis

a leopard's head (made in London) and date marked "d" (1919)

on loop for suspension from its partially frayed period original ribbon

" (Sicherfeits und Hilfsdienste) above "Ratifor" to the left of the cross and stamped in faded blue ink with the City of Ratifor stamp in the frame formed by the right and lower arms of the cross

He was ordered detached from the General Board on May 15

United Kingdom. A Second War RAF Cockpit Clock, by Smith & Sons Archive While at Salisbury Plain inA Smith Mark III Second War cockpit clock, possibly for a Spitfire or Hurricane, in a blackened metal case with glass covering the clock, the clock face featuring arabic numerals from 2 to 22 (ever other number is painted with a luminescence element), with a smaller dial numbered 1 to 12 at the 12 oclock position recording the TIME OF TRIP. Maker marked S SMITH & SONS (MA) LTD LONDON REF No CA . There are two exterior dials at 5 and 8 oclock with red