The Bomber Command DFC and Second World War awards attributed to Flying

The Bomber Command DFC and Second World War awards attributed to Flying Officer James Brown Simpson, RAF VR, 107 Squadron, comprising Distinguished Flying Cross, the reverse dated 1944, with the Royal Mint case, 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal, all awards unnamed, a ribbon bar for three awards, a group of five dress miniature medals, including Air Crew Europe Star, with an unconnected bar, and an RAF hat badge, together with two RAF Pilot's Flying Log books, one dated from 21st April 1941 to 2nd July 1941, the other dated from 21st April 1941 to 18th December 1942, aircrafts flown include D.H.82A, Oxford and Blenheim IV, a Glasgow High School Magazine, dated December 1943, showing details of Flight Lieutenant J.B. Simpson DFC, including his DFC citation (see page 21), a Glasgow High School Book of Service and Remembrance 1939-45 with details of J.B. Simpson (see page 108), a copy of the London Gazette of 3rd September 1943, confirming the award, and a collection of photographs, including two photographs of his presentation of the DFC in 1944 by King George VI.

Estimation:1.800,58€

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