A set of 10x WW2 period Royal Air Force (RAF) Brass Buttons.

This set consists of all large (23mm) sized buttons - enough to fit an RAF greatcoat of the WW2 period. All shanks are intact and present on the reverse. Issued and used. Slight surface wear, and could do with a clean and polish, otherwise - good detail and in good condition for age (WW2 period).

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AI Description: This product is a set of 10 large size (23mm) WW2 British RAF brass buttons, issued during the World War II era. These vintage Royal Air Force military buttons are a piece of history from the time, representing the service of the British RAF during the conflict. Made in Great Britain, these buttons are a collectable item that would be a valuable addition to any militaria collection or a suitable choice for a school project on the RAF tunic and jacket worn by air gunners in the war. They are a reminder of the sacrifices made by the Royal Air Force during World War II.