Aircraft Recognition Cards
The must have adoption for any budding spotter, how many do you think you would get right?
The must have adoption for any budding spotter, how many do you think you would get right?
Sporting Scotland’s most famous item of clothing, Scotch Jock the Teddy Bear is a mascot with a difference. Not only did he bring luck to Lieutenant William …
For any cat lovers out there this Transatlantic traveller might just be the purrfect adoption for you. The lucky charm of Arthur Whitten Brown, Twinkletoes flew alongside …
Adopt one of the Museums most famous and treasured artefacts, Percy the Penguin. Flight Lieutenant Stan Chapman was the bomb aimer in Halifax HX333 ‘J Jane’ which …
Adopt yourself a little piece of luck with the rather cute childhood companion of Flight Sergeant Frederick Cooper. Teddy is no stranger to danger joining Frederick on …
The ultimate artefact to adopt for any Ratfan! Roland Rat, a children’s TV phenomenon of the 1980s and 1990s, was adopted by No. 16 Squadron as their …
Amy Johnson was the first female pilot to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930. If you look closely on her sash, you will see some …
The perfect adoption for anyone with a sweet tooth: guilt free chocolate and confectionary. Thank goodness sugar rationing ended in 1953. Choc it out and adopt now!
If Escape Rooms and cartography are your passions then this is the adoption for you. Used by RAF prisoners of war in Germany during the Second World …
An egg-sellent adoption for any budding chef. The tin contains a dozen eggs in powered form. Hydrating your eggs couldn’t be simpler, just add water!
Whether a reservist today or yesterday, this badge celebrates their unique role in the RAF. These badges were phased out in 1943, so why not adopt this …
RAF recruits will spend many hours polishing their boots to a mirror-like finish. However, today they have it easier as, in the past, they would have to …
One of over 40 different country badges representing Allied and Commonwealth nations joining the RAF and supporting the war effort. No. 303 Squadron, one of two RAF …