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OR's

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 71/Z/1534

Standard alloy table knife. Some surface discolouration.

RFC, OR's, Ptn unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 71/Z/1535

Four-pronged eating fork. Maker's details stamped on underside of handle. Wrong accession number marked.

Croix de Guerre 1914-1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1993/0172/D

Bronze cross pattée, the ends of the limbs slightly forked and the tips bearing balls, with crossed swords, points upwards, in the interstices. A short extension from the upper limb links to a hollow crown with a ring suspender through the orb. Obverse - central medallion of the Lion of Belgium. Reverse - central medallion bearing the monogram of King Albert. Ribbon - scarlet with five narrow, bright green stripes, three centrally and one at each outer side.

Hat, SD, Ptn 1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1987/1212/U

Upon a scroll bearing R.A.F.N.S., a crowned laurel wreath, enclosing RAF, between outstreched wings. Bright and matt gilt. With two lugs at rear and pin.

85 Squadron RAF, 1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1992/0008/C

Section of wooden propeller blade crudely painted by hand with Flying Fox badge and lists of unit commanders and airfields to front, piece of card with the same information stuck to rear. Shaped brass plate screwed to top.

20lb, Cooper

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 68/O/741

Tapered body with single suspension lug and screw-off nose cap (missing) with split wooden tail and separated fins. Painted mustard colour overall.

Unknown Part Of Skin

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 76/A/488

A length of pale linen fabric painted black with serial number D.4569 stencilled, from Handley Page O/400 twin engined biplane heavy bomber. Crumpled and in poor condition.

Pilot's Wings, RAF

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X005-4213

RAF pilots wings cut from a sheet of 9Ct gold engraved and pierced. Brooch pin on reverse and an added safety chain clipped to the letter R. It is unclear how the brooch was made and whether cracks and spot gold soldering visible at the rear represent the assembly of components or old repairs.

RFC, Mk. I

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 78/U/442

Brown leather oval mask including nose cover retaining pear-shaped, assymetrical white alloy frames lacquered black, on spring loaded, fabric-covered sides with pale yellow tinted windows, hinged on centre line. Lining chamois leather, the edges of the frames covered in chenille padding. Brown, adjustable elastic head strap with J. RIMMER inked in black. The goggles have been severely damaged at the left side; the centre hinge broken, the frame ruptured and bent open, window shattered, the head band detached and a hole pierced through the leather side. Traces of gold lettering at left side which probably reads: GOGGLE MASK MARK I THE TRIPLEX GOGGLE MASK & LENS CO. plus A above a line with arrow below. CONDITION POOR - the leather dry, the frames rubbed, the elastic head strap perished. NOT DISPLAYABLE ON A FIGURE.

Officers, Cuff Eagle, Ptn 1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 78/U/1001

Combination badge made up of small gilt brass eagle with outstretched wings and head extended to viewers left and a small crown. Threaded posts on rear of each element. With brass backing plate and threaded, notched discs for fastening.