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Repair base tools for De Havilland V.P. propellers

Library, In Storage, M020887

Two microfiche.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 80/A/1702

Two-ply fragment of rubberised fabric.

The Daily Telegraph airmen's obituaries: Book two

Library, In Storage, X003-9528

Hofuf and Bandar Abbas

Library, In Storage, X002-5035

Two-sided fabric map.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 85/O/521

Radio controlled two stage solid-fuelled surface-to-air missile.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1993/0386/I

Leather case containing two cameras and numerous associated accessories.

Cap, Officer's, Ptn 1952

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X008-6621

Master Pattern No. 35/R/798. On an eight-point star with a King's crown at the top, a disc overlaid by an eagle. The disc enamelled with a red centre and blue outer ring lettered AIR MINISTRY FIRE SERVICES. The badge of two piece construction, the central portion being mounted on the crowned star and retained by two lugs and a vertical pin. Two horizontal fixing loops at rear and a split pin also fixed to the card.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 82/U/1505

Third pattern 1908 haversack. Rectangular, box-bag made up of sheet webbing material with an open top and flap with two straps which fasten to two buckles positioned on the front face of the pack. The sides extend above the flap and terminate with large buckles for attachment of braces. In the rear at the bottom of the pack, two small brass buckles are sewn on facing inwards. The angled brace attachment tabs on the upper rear of the pack have been removed. All straps terminating in brass end pieces. No internal dividers.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1995/0566/U

Third pattern 1908 haversack. Rectangular, box-bag made up of sheet webbing material with an open top and flap with two straps which fasten to two buckles positioned on the front face of the pack. The sides extend above the flap and terminate with large buckles for attachment of braces. In the rear at the bottom of the pack, two small brass buckles are sewn on facing inwards. The angled brace attachment tabs on the upper rear of the pack have been removed. All straps terminating in brass end pieces. No internal dividers.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 78/U/823

Khaki rectangular, box-bag made up of sheet webbing material with an open top and flap with two straps which fasten to two buckles positioned low on the front face of the pack. Buckles are located on the upper sides of the pack and on the underside. On the rear at top, two short broad webbing straps sewn on at 45 degrees facing outwards to connect with the braces of the webbing set. All straps terminating in brass end pieces. With internal dividers. This example is fitted with a first pattern right hand shoulder brace.