Antiques Roadshow aired a classic World War One Special episode on Sunday evening to mark Remembrance Day. The BBC One programme featured several antiques that dated back to the First World War. However, there was one in particular that caught the eye of military museum curator Mark Smith. He was amazed when one guest brought in an extremely rare Royal Air Force medal.

In the episode, a guest brought in a collection of items that had once belonged to a First World War pilot.

Gesturing towards a picture of the pilot, the guest said:

the guest explained.

Mark exclaimed, stunned by the early date.

the guest revealed.

Mark explained:

The expert continued:

Mark said, with the guest confirming:

As he examined the medal, Mark explained:

"They needed a medal which equated to the Military Cross for the army and the Distinguished Service Cross for the navy.

he revealed.

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