A proud tribute to the Royal Air Force, this officially licensed Queen's Crown emblem is a precision-printed, full-colour display piece ready to hang straight out of the box.
The Royal Air Force formed on 1 April 1918 through the merger of the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service. This Queen's Crown version reproduces the RAF emblem in its corresponding crown form, including the eagle, crown, circlet and displayed PER ARDUA AD ASTRA motto.
📐 Display Size Height: 250 mm Width: 260 mm Thickness: 28 mm
🎨 Finish: Silk PLA — blue, gold, white, red, green, black and light blue tones matching the original RAF emblem colours
👑 Version: Queen's Crown
🖼️ Display: Built-in keyhole mount — ready to hang straight out of the box
📦 Dispatch: Typically dispatched within 7–10 working days
About the RAF Emblem
The Royal Air Force records that the original agreement to adopt an RAF badge was made by the Air Council on 1 August 1918. The RAF also records a design approved by King George V in 1922, followed by the first College of Arms record in 1923; that record used a plain circlet in place of the earlier garter-and-buckle form.
This display piece reproduces the RAF emblem in its Queen's Crown form. The variant is intended for decorative display and is not an item of military uniform or official-issue service insignia.
Ideal For
RAF veterans and serving personnel
RAF and military collectors
Regimental and service display collections
Retirement, promotion and service gifts
Family and memorial displays
British aviation and military heritage enthusiasts
Official Licensed Product
Intellectual Property of the Secretary of State for Defence is used under licence.
This product is a commemorative reproduction of the Royal Air Force emblem, created exclusively for decorative and display purposes. It is not an item of military uniform, an official-issue cap badge or any other form of official service insignia.
