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Legion d'Honneur, Order of the, Officier, Badge

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1986/1223/D

A gilt, five armed white cross with forked ends and ball finials, the interstices filled by a green wreath of oak (right) and laurel (left) leaves, suspended from a horizontal oval wreath of the same. Centrally in the cross a gold medallion bearing the head of La Republique within a blue border lettered REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE 1870. The reverse of the medallion bearing two crossed tricolores within the border lettered HONNEUR ET PATRIE. Scarlet ribbon with rosette.

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.

Collection of newsletters and membership lists of veterans of 234 Squadron compiled by AVM Harold Arthur Cooper Bird-Wilson, 1968-1971

Archives, In Storage, X003-7892/005/003/003

Two lists of ex-234 Squadron member's addresses, winter 1970 and 1971; five copies of ex-234 Squadron News, summer and autumn, 1968, spring 1969, autumn 1971 and winter 1971; and No. 126 Squadron paper sticker.

Croix de Guerre 1914-1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1988/0719/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. Ribbon sample only..

Croix de Guerre 1914-1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1988/0875/D

Bronze cross pattée, the ends of the limbs slightly forked and the tips bearing ball finials, 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. Ribbon sample only..

Legion d'Honneur, Order of the, Commandeur, Badge

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X003-2002

A gilt, five armed white cross with forked ends and ball finials, the interstices filled by a green wreath of oak (right) and laurel (left) leaves, suspended from a horizontal oval wreath of the same. Centrally in the cross a gold medallion bearing the head of La Republique within a blue border lettered REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE 1870. The reverse of the medallion bearing two crossed tricolores within the border lettered HONNEUR ET PATRIE. Scarlet ribbon.

Sergeant's Mess, 1 Fighting School, RAF Turnberry Christmas card, 1918

Archives, In Storage, DC71/8/50

Cream card. The front has a shaded blue to cream cover, with the RAF wings embossed in gold on the top. Below, there is an oval with a photograph of a formation of five biplanes flying over a lighthouse and the sea. The card is blank, and the inside message reads "The season's greetings from...Sergeant's Mess No. 1 Fighting School, RAF Turnberry".

Nurse's, Female, White, Ptn 2004

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X003-9884

Standard Pattern D00522. Tri-Service garment. White, zip closure (within a fly), short-sleeved jacket with shoulder straps. Two angled pockets in lower skirts. Two short vents at rear. Turned down, open neck collar. The pocket and sleeve facings trimmed in a coloured fabric. The pattern supplied with swatches of five alternate coloured fabrics for the trim. Pale Blue - RAF Nurses Dark Blue - RAF and RN Officers Grey - Health care Assistants Mid-Blue - RN Nurses

Sgt Donald Charles Tucker and crew(?) outside their tent in the snow, RAF Foggia, 1945

Archives, In Storage, X006-0220/003/005

Monochrome print showing Sgt Donald Charles Tucker and five other RAF personnel posing in a row in the snow outside a tent at RAF Foggia, 1945. Man on left of row (as viewed) is holding a puppy up to his chest, whilst a second dog stands behind the man at the other end of the row. Sgt Tucker is second from right as viewed.

Civilian, Brown Leather

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 84/U/459

Private purchase, long, brown leather coat, double breasted buttoning with five buttons on the right side. The collar cut deep at the back and lower at the front with a separate detachable flap secured by two buttons to enable it to be fastened as a standing collar round the neck. Large flapped pockets below waist. Sleeves ending in buttoned straps. Broad leather waist belt with pin buckle, the holes reinforced with metal eyelets. Lined with cotton fabric.