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NAAFI Token
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 74/Z/1068
20 Groschen. Hexagonal red plastic token with rim, 20 GROSCHEN one side with NAAFI badge the other. Small chip left side.
Fabric Doll of Amy Johnson
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, X006-8956
Small figure of a female aviator. Flying suit and helmet are green velvet with a beige face, on which are drawn female features. The figure wears brown boots, a fur collar and two sashes. The upper sash is blue with gold text reading 'London-Cape' whilst the lower is in red with gold text reading 'London-India'. A pair of woolen googles are also part of the item but have become detached.
2 Blade, 150 hp Hispano Suiza/S.E.5
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 66/E/896
Two-blade wooden propeller with black tips and a red painted 8 hole hub with yellow bands.
RAF, Electrically-Heated, Type D
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 75/U/145
Brown cotton collarless jacket fitted with heating elements, sewn to lining creating a rectangular pattern. Eyelets down front and round the neck to attach jacket to a flying suit. Ties at waist. Two large rectangular terminals at the hips containing a series of male and female press studs. The left hand terminal fitted with an additional flap. Two female press studs at the wrists for attaching to electrically heated gloves. Slight corrosions to the press studs.
RAF, Group Captain
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 1993/0473/Y
Stitched pieces of dark blue, light blue and red fabric sewn into a triangle with a white back edge for post.
Officers, Full Dress, Ptn 1920
Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, London, Hangar One, 71/U/1186
Plume B/G ostrich feather, shown on front patch of Full Dress Officer's helmet, bound onto a metal rod, with, at base, a basket-work section of gold and pale blue mixed lace.
RAF, Suede, Ptn 1943
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 75/U/25
Black boot to just below knee. The foot formed as a leather lace-up shoe with toe cap, the leg of black suede with full length zip up outer, front side and with black leather fastening tab and buckle at top. The leg sewn to a projecting lip around the top of the shoe and designed to be cut away after baling out in enemy territory so as to leave an ordinary-looking black shoe. Leather soles and heels. Small pocket inside leg for a pen knife to modify boot when required. Both elements lined throughout in sheepskin. Right foot.
RAF, Suede, Ptn 1943
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 75/U/26
Black boot to just below knee. The foot formed as a leather lace-up shoe with toe cap, the leg of black suede with full length zip up outer, front side and with black leather fastening tab and buckle at top. The leg sewn to a projecting lip around the top of the shoe and designed to be cut away after baling out in enemy territory so as to leave an ordinary-looking black shoe. Leather soles and heels. Both elements lined throughout in sheepskin. Left foot.
Aircrew Helmet Mk 3C
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 1996/0436/U
Mk. 2A helmet converted to Mk. 3C standard. Aircrew protective helmet consisting of a rigid glass fibre shell painted green. The crown of the shell has a sateen covered cork lining while a nylon webbing cradle is suspended below this. A foam backed leather lining is laced round the rim of the helmet and extends to cover the forehead and the back of the neck. An additional neck pad is provided and is adjusted by straps which exit the sides of the helmet shell. The microphone connector is housed in an aperture on the left while the jack plug exits the lining at the rear. The telephones are housed in ear capsules fitted with fluid filled ear seals and are suspended by a wire harness. Loops are attached to the ear capsules to aid donning. The helmet is fitted with a twin visor assembly pivoting round the sides of the helmet consisting of a lower clear acrylic visor with a tinted visor above. A locking handle is fitted to the right of the clear visor.
RAF, Type V 9
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 1994/0230/U
Green rubber face cup with interior sealing lip and oxygen inlet pipe on left side, inspiratory valve on the right, microphone mounted centrally and expiratory valve below it. The exterior overlaid by a black plastic reinforcing shell to which is attached the suspension chains and lever which retain the mask in tight contact with the wearer's face. Short microphone lead with connector. Green corrugated oxygen pipe terminating in a bayonet fitting to attach to a man mounted regulator.