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German Army, Marching, Type II

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 83/I/244

Black bakelite body housing a celluloid and tin course index marked 0-350 with an arrow shape cut from the dial and corresponding arrow beneath. Fitted with an oval mirror and folding aluminium lid with two small rule brackets (rule missing) and hanging loop. Has slight damage around one screw holding the mirror.

Large group photograph of boys, teachers and midshipman of HMS Conway on the deck of a ship, taken on 21 October 1905

Archives, In Storage, AC71/13/2

Large monochrome group portrait print mounted on board.

Claude Grahame-White, circa 1910

Photographs, In Storage, X007-6904

Winged figure surmounting a Bleriot monoplane

Fine Art, In Storage, FA20026

Free standing male winged figure, with outstretched right arm standing on a monoplane's tail which forms the base. Situated on either side of the base are the heads of three putti.

Vickers aeroplanes

Library, In Storage, 003266

Letter from Melvill Jones to his father regarding application for an Aeronautics Scholarship at Imperial College, circa 1910

Archives, In Storage, L001-2373/031

One small manuscript letter written in blue ink. The top left corner is slightly burnt.

London Aerodrome, Hendon, Souvenir

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X002-8656

Small circular medallion with suspension ring. Usual London Aerodrome Trophy design of classical female figure to left holding out a wreath over a backdrop of a Bleriot type monoplane flying over a racing pylon. Left hand upper of two flanking identical medals in one grouped case.

Whitworth Memorial

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 79/C/2196

Circular bronze medallion. Obverse - in relief, a bust of Sir Joseph Whitworth. Reverse - in relief, two pieces of machinery with inscription WHITWORTH SCOLARSHIPS FOUNDED MDCCCLXVIII. Rim engraved GEORGE LEES 1905. Cased.

Goblet, Good Flying, Joubert

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X003-2262

Large, thick walled clear glass goblet, inscribed - see Markings. Shaped stem.

Vane Type, John Davies

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 68/I/812

Early type anemometer; Circular open sided brass casing containing steel bladed fan/vane connected to glass fronted dial showing speed in miles per hour with single large hand and smaller subscale and hand on face below.