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Maxim, Ground Use, 7.92mm
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, X004-9917
This type of belt with the extended metal tabs was used on ground machineguns only, not air machineguns. Woven cotton webbing belt rivetted together with brass separating strips between each of the tubes which accepts a single round of ammunition. Every third spacer is of an extended type designed so that the noses of the bullets do not get damaged or the round pushed backwards in the belt.
Strut, Interplane, 41 Squadron 1917
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, X007-4601
One half of (probable) D.H.5 strut with end fitting. Inscribed both sides with some 54 signatures of squadron personnel c. November 1917, later marked with K (Kiilled) or M (missing)or S (?survived). Rather roughly cut/broken at top end.
Tail Plane
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 78/A/1262
Complete metal framed Dolphin tailplane and elevator assembly, with tailpane and elavators seemingly from two separate airframes.
Aircrew Broad Width Safety Belt
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 79/A/1674
Aircraft safety belt, broad type, leather and cloth construction, with three-prong opening buckle fastening. Rope and ring attachment at one end.
30 Hour Non-Luminous, Mark Unknown
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 1988/0754/I
Circular watch with top winder, numerals in sans serif arabic numbers, white on black. Second dial.
"Fums Up" Nameboard
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, X001-2589
Rectangular piece of plywood hand painted with the words "FUMS UP! in white with blue border. Identical to X001-2588 in size and style, though in poorer condition; retains a few fixing pins along the bottom edge. Now framed together with other 'Fums Up!' Nameboard and 'child' artwork in one large glass-fronted wooden frame.
Claude Grahame-White
Fine Art, London, Hangar Two, FA00297
Portrait seated in a high-backed chair in front of desk, head turned towards artist.
Gotha Aircraft Skin Fragment
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 1994/0526/C
Small rectangular fragile fragment of linen fabric from Gotha biplane bomber with purple and green paint remains one side and inked "GOTHA S.960 shot down at Harty Point by Capt Haines, Date May 19th 1918 at 11.30pm".
Royal Flying Corps Thigh-Length Boots
Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, London, Hangar Two, 1990/0518/U
Thigh length, sheepskin boot with fleece on the inner surface. The top cut lower on the inner edge and higher on the outer edge which is fitted with a bifurcated leather buckle retainer and a strap pierced to fasten over a button. Tightening strap with buckle just below the knee and another across the instep. Red rubber sole. Right Foot. Displayable and in good condition but very fragile and liable to split. Do not use on a mannequin.
Royal Flying Corps Thigh-Length Boots
Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, London, Hangar Two, 1990/0519/U
Thigh length, sheepskin boot with fleece on the inner surface. The top cut lower on the inner edge and higher on the outer edge which is fitted with a bifurcated leather buckle retainer and a strap pierced to fasten over a button. Tightening strap with buckle just below the knee and another across the instep. Red rubber sole. Left Foot. Displayable and in good condition but very fragile and liable to split. Do not use on a mannequin.