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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 77/U/1426

Single-breasted, five button, blue grey jacket with stand collar. Four flapped pockets, the breast pockets with buttons, skirt pockets without. Two small vents in the rear quarters. Collar closing with two hooks. Gilt RAF badges on the collar. Sleeves with plain pointed false cuffs. Gold Flight Sergeant's stripes on right sleeve. Medal ribbon for 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, 1939-45 War Medal, General Service Medal and Long Service/Good Conduct Medal with Rosette. Fitted with Staybrite buttons.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 70/U/243

Single-breasted, five button, blue grey jacket with stand collar. Four flapped pockets, the breast pockets with buttons, skirt pockets without. Two small vents in the rear quarters. Collar closing with two hooks. Gilt RAF badges on the collar. Sleeves with plain pointed false cuffs. Gold Sergeant's stripes on right sleeve. Medal ribbon for 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, General Service Medal and Long Service/Good Conduct Medal. Fitted with Staybrite buttons.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 67/U/150

Blue-grey, double-breasted, serge coat with a fold down collar. Flapped, inset pockets set at a slight angle in front at waist level. Long centre rear vent closing with one self-coloured button. False, half-belt let into the side seams across the back. Front closes with five pairs of large gilt uniform buttons. One small self-coloured button engages with tab to keep front skirt closed. Fitted with shoulder eagles and Sergeant's stripes.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 65/U/519

long, grey, waxed cotton coat with flapped opening closing down the right hand side with five buttons tapering towards the waist. Single button to secure the flap at the neck. A flap from the right shoulder covers the top of the main flap and is secured by a small button. Small tabbed button to close the skirt. Letherette cuffs closing a single button. Fabric belt, secured by two belt loops and closing with two pinless buckles. Two flapped insert pockets in skirt. Wool lining.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 74/U/1314

Long, double-breasted, blue-grey Melton coat with a fold down collar, loops for shoulderboards and belt fastening with a pinless buckle. Flapped, inset pockets in front at waist level, cut slightly sloping to rear. Sword slit let into seam on left side and covered by belt. Long centre rear vent with two self-coloured buttons to keep skirts closed. Front closes with five pairs of large uniform buttons tapering downwards to the waist. Three small uniform buttons mounted at the rear of each cuff.

Cup, Giesler Challenge

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1988/0731/C

Large, sterling silver, two handled urn with cover/lid of elaborate design with fluted base and acanthus leaf skirt. The handles are supported on winged torches embraced by serpents with a mask above and a ring handle formed by snakes heads. A wreath is found on both sides and one side is engraved ‘Giesler’s Challenge Cup. Presented by Messrs Giesler & Co. for the Advancement of Aviation For Cross Country Race at the London Aerodrome, Hendon’. With ebonizedblack plinth which has silver band giving winner's names 1927 - 1967.

Collection of papers regarding plans for the modification of the Handley Page Halifax, November 1944-June 1945

Archives, In Storage, AC78/23/24

Light brown folder entitled "MOD. 1192-Transport B" containing a five page typescript chart regarding modifications to the Halifax, one page diary of events of radar and wireless installation, 17 typescript reports on "Examination of Aircraft", three manuscript modification notes, one typescript technical memorandum and three typescript pages of minutes from a meeting regarding modifications, all relating to the Handley Page Halifax.

RAF Eastcote collection - "Alert", reel 5, 1961

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC98/176/5

The role of RAF Bomber Command in operating the United Kingdom’s nuclear deterrent is discussed with reference to the ability of RAF bombers to penetrate Soviet airspace and attack their targets. The role of the RAF’s Thor missiles is also discussed and serving RAF officers express confidence in their ability to succeed in the event of war. Reel five of eight film reels.

Legion d'Honneur, Order of the, Grand Croix, Badge

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 71/D/1138

A gold, five arm cross, the ends of the arms cleft and the points with ball finials, enamelled white, the interstices filled with a wreath of laurel (left) and oak (right). The whole suspended from a horizontal, oval wreath of laurel (right) and oak (left) with an articulated ring suspender. Centrally on the cross a gold medallion - Obverse - a bust of Napoleon I within a blue ring lettered REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE 1870, Reverse - two crossed tricolors within a blue ring lettered HONNEUR ET PATRIE.

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

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 71/D/1221

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. Badly faded and in fragments.