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Recorded interview with Gp Capt Derek Edward ‘Min’ Larkin, tape six, 29 January 2014

Film & Sound, In Storage, X005-6763/006

Sixth part of a recorded interview with Derek Larkin, who served as a Halton Apprentice and as an air electronics operator in Shackleton and Nimrod aircraft.

Collection of monochrome photographs of aircraft and members belonging to 3 School of General Reconnaissance and a folder entitled "miscelaneous" containing typescript and manuscript letters, certificates, Christmas cards, invitations, newspaper cuttings, a menu, order of service, typescripts and a Shell fuel discount card connected to Air Cdre Charles Worwood Dicken, 1925-1960

Archives, In Storage, AC75/13/19

One monochrome print, one framed monochrome print and one painted photograph of a Southampton being flown over countryside, one menu, one invitation card, two newspaper cuttings, six manuscript letters, nine typescript letters, eight Christmas cards, six typescripts, two manuscript sheets, one ration book, one colour Squadron badge, one folded card with signatures, one colour print of an unknown painting, one "Important War Dates" card, one vehicle registration card, one pamphlet, one Order of Service and one red leather wallet with gold Shell Company logo containing Shell product discount card.

Documents and photographs relating to Air Cdre Harold Arthur Cooper Bird-Wilson's service with CFS 1963-1965

Archives, In Storage, X003-7892/034

Blue cardboard wallet inscribed "CFS, 1963-1965" containing (in separate envelopes) 45 monochrome photographs, 35 monochrome photographs, 27 monochrome photographs, 25 monochrome photographs, 24 monochrome photographs, two sets of ten monochrome photographs, four sets of six monochrome photographs, three sets of four monochrome photographs, one monochrome photograph and one empty envelope, 32 loose monochrome photographs, one monochrome and two colour photographs in wallets, six monochrome negatives and colour postcard, 20 newspaper extracts and clippings, Bristol Siddeley Journal, Autumn 1963 and accompanying letter, TV Times September 1964, RAF Newsletter, September 1965, order of proceedings for conferment of civic honours upon Central Flying School. 4) Invitation for reception at Clarence House, three invitations for formal meals, Central Flying School register of members, list of foreign air attaches.

Twenty monochrome photographs of airships, RAF personnel and Avro Lancasters, n.d.

Photographs, In Storage, X008-4313

Twenty monochrome prints of airships, RAF personnel and Avro Lancasters. They include: One image of HMA No.6, Pulham, 1918 or 1919. One image of NS 11, 1918 or 1919. One image of HMA No. 9r, 1917 or 1918. One image of HMA No. 23r, between 1917 and 1919. One image of HMA No. 26r, 1918 or early 1919. Two images and one duplicate of R33, probably 1919. One image of the crew of R34, probably 1919. Six images of R38/ZR-2. These include one image of the airship in a hangar, two images taken at Howden and three images of the airship wreckage following the crash of 24 August 1921. One image of officers of R38, including Air Cmdre Edward Maitland, Flt Lt Rupert Samuel Montague and Flt Lt I. C. Little. One image of the funeral procession following the crash of R38. One image of Zeppelin LZ 113 (L 71), landing, Pulham, 30 June 1920. One image of an airship envelope interior. One image of Avro Lancaster GR.3, serial SW334, (H-J), School of Maritime Reconnaissance, RAF, probably St. Mawgan, 1950s.

Letter from The Aeroplane to Alex Henshaw, 1938

Archives, In Storage, X002-9256/006/001/092

Letter accepting Alex Henshaw's offer of an article on his Cape Survey Flight experiences. Also informs Alex Henshaw that he won't be participating in the 1938 King's Cup Air Race and declining a ride in the London to Isle of Man Air Race.

SD, Officer's, B/G, Ptn 1920

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 69/U/1207

Peaked cap with blue-grey fabric crown and peak, black mohair band and black, patent leather chin strap. The 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.

Manufacturer's Transfers, The Grahame White Aviation Co Ltd, Framed

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X006-0361

Portrait format varnished wooden display frame with two different Grahame White maker's transfers; Top one with the Hendon Griffin and lettering The Grahame White Aviation Co Ltd The London Aerodrome Hendon, NW; the second a smaller, circular transfer lettered The Grahame White Aviation Co Ltd Hendon.

A dinner to mark the fiftieth anniversaries of the: official start of civil flying in Britain; first direct flight across the Atlantic; first return flight across the Atlantic; first scheduled international air service; first England-Australia flight, Heathrow Airport, London, 2 July 1969

Archives, In Storage, AC76/28/68

Printed programme.

Letter from Cape Times Limited to Alex Henshaw, 1938

Archives, In Storage, X002-9256/007/003/007

Letter informing Alex Henshaw that he may be travelling to England on the Imperial Airways flying boat service from South Africa to Portsmouth. If he does get a seat he would appreciate Alex flying him from Portsmouth to London.

Letter form sent in first UK aerial post, London-Windsor, on occasion of coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, from M.J. Rolph to his daughter Miss Katie W. Rolph, 12 September 1911

Archives, In Storage, DC74/153/2

Slip of paper with green printed instructions on left hand side and message on right.