Original British WWI Named Royal Flying Corps Wooden Swagger Stick made from Airplane Propeller German Holsters normally the seam of these

normally the seam of these two silver parts is visible around the edge of the cross as is seen on this fine example

after a century of service

recovering in time to pull his aircraft out of a steep dive

Britannia’s wreath points towards the letter “F” of “AFRICA”

the Crozon Peninsula

Original British WWI Named Royal Flying Corps Wooden Swagger Stick made from Airplane Propeller German Holsters normally the seam of theseOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just 34" inches in overall length, but intended for use as an under the arm "swagger" stick, this lovely item is actually crafted from the shot down remains of a World War One Fighter Plane's propeller. It is made of laminated wood, as propellers were during WWI, and the handle at the top is curved, as was the propeller. The end of the handle bears a let in R. F. C. brass button and the shaft has a band, possibly of gold,