United Kingdom. Honour To The Airborne, Part 1 1939-48, Second Revised Edition GTRexclude Each of the buttons on

Each of the buttons on the tunic are maker marked "FIRMIN & SONS LONDON"

unmarked but known to have been manufactured by Ikom of Zagreb

along with a black and white Canadian Army file photograph of Sutcliffe (102 mm x 151 mm)

re-established the line

United Kingdom. Honour To The Airborne, Part 1 1939-48, Second Revised Edition GTRexclude Each of the buttons onHardcover, with dust jacket, entitled "Honour to the Airborne, Part 1 1939 48" by David Buxton, copyrighted by the author in 1985 and 1993, first published by Elmdon Publishing of Solihull, West Midlands, Great Britain in 1985, second revised edition published by Liverpool Medal Company of Bury, Lancaster in 1993, ISBN 1 899422 00 5. As stated on the dust jacket: "First published in 1985, this reference work was the first definitive study of honours