Great Britain. A Distinguished Flying Cross Case United Republic of Die-stamped bronze with red

Die-stamped bronze with red

1952 and awarded to commanding officers

light soiling present on the upper

1916 at CCAC Folkestone clarified the incident: "While making (an) attack (he) was blown up by (a) shell

marked “835” for silver content and maker marked “FC”

Great Britain. A Distinguished Flying Cross Case United Republic of Die-stamped bronze with redHardshelled, black thatched look exterior, marked "D. F. C." on the lid, maker marked "ROYAL MINT" with the mint's insignia on the white satin lined inside lid, lightly soiled off white velvetine recessed medal bed, push release closure, dual hinged, 70 mm (w) x 157 mm (h) x 23. 7 mm (d), small red spot and vertical crease on the lid, case better than very fine.