United Kingdom. An Raf 56 Squadron Propeller Clock Archive The part of the belt

The part of the belt that appears on the wearer's back has two silvered die-stamped brass crescent-shaped brackets outlined in oak leaves and acorns

They sometimes have motivational sentences printed on them:

a ribbon banner below inscribed "TRANSEAT IN EXEMPLUM"

facing a brown plastic button on the left side and when joined together

United Kingdom. An Raf 56 Squadron Propeller Clock Archive The part of the beltTable clock made from a plane propeller, bearing symbol of the RAF 56 Squadron (Phoenix arising from flames), engraved with G116N3 on top and on underside of clock, measuring at 48. 5cm (l) x 30cm (h). Footnote: The RAF 56 Squadron was formed during the First World War, but saw action again during the Second World War and the Cold War. The phoenix logo was approved by King Edward VII in 1936, to reaffirm the squadron's capability to reemerge in any