Two Air Ministry Issued Whistles Hold Despite being trained as cavalry

Despite being trained as cavalry but deployed as infantry

all period strikings

1920 in St

Grindrod embarked Halifax

Two Air Ministry Issued Whistles Hold Despite being trained as cavalryTwo Air Ministry Issued Whistles The first whistle is fabricated from a nickel plated brass alloy, with a shaped mouthpiece and two distinct chambers for passage of air to exit on either side, plus a ring on the opposite end for attachment to the accompanying chain, marked with the Royal Crown above "A. M." (Air Ministry), "293 W 102" and maker marked "J. HUDSON & Co BIRMINGHAM" on the cylindrical shaft, measuring 18 mm x 82. 2 mm. Second whistle is