United Kingdom. The Khaki RFC Tunic of Second Lieutenant Boyd Hamilton Redner, RFC 28th Squadron visually-hidden reverse illustrating the coats-of-arms of

reverse illustrating the coats-of-arms of the six Australian states and territories

consisting of a ball-tipped enameled white Maltese cross

red r waffenfarbe (artillery) mounted on a black wool base

with the majority of its original paper backing still intact

United Kingdom. The Khaki RFC Tunic of Second Lieutenant Boyd Hamilton Redner, RFC 28th Squadron visually-hidden reverse illustrating the coats-of-arms ofExterior in a thick brown cotton, both shoulders incorporating button down epaulette straps, each bearing an enamelled bronze gilt pip and a brass button bearing a crown above the initials "R. F. C" (Royal Flying Corps), both collars adored with bronze gilt Royal Flying Corps collar badges, the front has four pockets, one on each breast which have decorative straps giving them a pleated look, each pocket with a fold over flap with a reinforced