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RNAS Mullion, construction party in snowy landscape with ? airship hangar in background, n.d.

Photographs, In Storage, P008367

RNAS Mullion, construction party in snowy landscape with ? airship hangar in background.

Helmet of a Police Motorcyclist

Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 70/U/859

Standard Pattern No. 35/R/1149 Protective helmet consisting of a resin shell covered in leather and lined with cork. Peak in the front, leather curtain in the rear which extends over ears and is fitted with a buckled chin strap. Webbing cradle with padded leather head band. Helmet provided with a series of rubber lined ventilation holes. Blackened brass RAF badge sewn to the front. Black and red band runs round the helmet.

SD, Officer's, Blue, Ptn 1912

Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 1987/1186/U

Round peaked cap with dark blue crown, black mohair band and glazed leather peak and chin strap. The crown stiffened with a circlet of cane, not wire so as not to upset magnetic compasses. The band bearing a badge consisting of a crown in gold and silver wire above a gilt metal eagle above two pairs of gold wire laurel leaves, all on a black Melton patch. See historical notes.

Cup, Cinque Ports Flying Club Challenge, 1937 {See Scope Note}

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X002-7375

Silver trophy on a wooden base with three inscriptions. Engraved "Cinque Ports Flying Club Challenge Cup For The Fastest Time Recorded During The International Rally And Races At Lympne Presented By H. James Yates. September 1934.", "1934 Sir Charles Rose Gipsy Six Hawk Average Speed 172.5 M.PH.", "1935 G. Hansez Renault Six Caudron Simoun Speed 177.5 M.P.H.", and "1936 G. Hansez Renault Six Caudron Simoun Speed 175 M.P.H."

North London

Library, In Storage, X001-2942

S.E. London & Sevenoaks

Library, In Storage, MP001757

North London

Library, In Storage, X001-2941

South London

Library, In Storage, X001-2947

"London Defended"

Library, In Storage, R010937

Two Goolie Chits from Bengal and Burma, a Burmese phrase card and six photocopies of combat reports of 152 Squadron, RAF Warmwell, circa 1940

Archives, In Storage, A1209

One printed card, two printed material sheets, and six photocopied typescript forms.