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Typescript letter to Mrs Murrells from Sqdn Ldr S.A. Kennedy regarding the loss of her son Sgt Alan Murrells, 6 May 1952

Archives, In Storage, X007-5233/011

Two-sided typescript letter. Two copies.

Informal trio of WO Walter G. Hough and two other RAF personnel, circa 1942

Archives, In Storage, X002-5426/014

Monochrome print showing three RAF servicemen in tropical uniform standing in a line in front of a building facing the camera. Two copies.

Two unknown RFC Flight Sergeants and a Naval Petty Officer

Photographs, In Storage, X001-2748/004

Come on, don't be a prune: Read flying orders before each flight: Only two volumes!

Fine Art, In Storage, FA03220

Cartoon of a pilot running to a Spitfire, an officer bringing two books, a dispersal beyond and Bf109 overhead, 1941 and title at bottom.

Two letters thanking Angus Caesar-Gordon for a successful formal dinner at the Mansion House on the 25 November 1977, 1977

Archives, In Storage, X003-8841/004/014

Two typescript letters.

French worker bargaining with a New Zealand pilot for the exchange of bread for a cigarette or two.

Fine Art, In Storage, FA01998

Two sketches, a French worker in the top left, a New Zealand pilot with rucksack in bottom right. Inscribed.

Two group portraits of unknown airmen, circa 1942

Library, In Storage, X006-7083/005/002

Two identical photographs. The men are assembled in three ranks some are in shirt sleeve order and wearing 1937 Pattern web belts.

Naval Officers meeting the Russians, 24 June 1916

Photographs, In Storage, X002-6283/008

Tug of war winners, inter section (boys)

Archives, In Storage, X004-2407/004/015

Formal group portrait of 12 personnel in two rows, front row seated. All are wearing sports kit except the two officers seated in the middle.

Two photographic portraits of an unknown WRAF Other Rank, 1918

Archives, In Storage, X001-2369/012

Two monochrome print postcard showing a bust-length portrait of a member of the WRAF, wearing her uniform and a scarf, facing the camera.