Royal Flying Corps Uniform To Canadian Fighter Ace Lt. John Henry Smith certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: FERT was the motto

Footnote: FERT was the motto of the Royal House of Italy (House of Savoy) and is believed to be derived from the Latin "Foedere et Religione Tenemur" (We are held together by the constitutional pact and by religion)

Maidstone that he was awarded his Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal

typical WWI period award

black and white: bride and groom

(29277 PTE

Royal Flying Corps Uniform To Canadian Fighter Ace Lt. John Henry Smith certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: FERT was the mottoThis uniform consists of three pieces, with the tunic and pants fabricated from a durable, olive green cotton, accompanied by its leather Sam Browne belt. The tunic is adorned on the shoulders with two pips on each shoulder strap, held in place by a small brass button. The front has four pockets, one on each breast, which have decorative straps giving them a pleated look with small brass buttons at the top, each bearing a crown and inscribed "R. F. C"