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Which part of the NZ Air Force does this Gold Eagle belong to?
Ev Thu 20 Aug - 18:17
Such a gorgeous piece of commercial pottery 
The emblem is a flying eagle with a crown overhead.
There are no markings on the base and as Google wasn't helpful I have emailed the Air Force Museum for help.
The emblem is a flying eagle with a crown overhead.
There are no markings on the base and as Google wasn't helpful I have emailed the Air Force Museum for help.
Last edited by Ev on Sun 9 Jul - 14:45; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Which part of the NZ Air Force does this Gold Eagle belong to?
Ev Fri 21 Aug - 17:27
The Air Force Museum have responded saying that this is the RNZAF crest and they have a few examples of Crown Lynn with this monogram from the 1960's and added a photo of a demitasse cup and saucer.
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Re: Which part of the NZ Air Force does this Gold Eagle belong to?
Ev Sun 2 Apr - 5:49
Had a response to this photo on Facebook and was told that this little cup was used in the Officers Mess.
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Re: Which part of the NZ Air Force does this Gold Eagle belong to?
Ev Sun 9 Jul - 14:45
Finally noticed this in the records as .....
RNZAF Burnished Gold Eagle Govt (70) d965
I'm adding this to the main patterns Gallery as it has a Deco number.
RNZAF Burnished Gold Eagle Govt (70) d965
I'm adding this to the main patterns Gallery as it has a Deco number.
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