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Lightweight, Ptn 1951

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 65/U/680

Blue grey cotton combination suit opening down the front with six fly covered buttons. Roll step collar with buttoned lapel. Buttoned straps at the ankles and press studded pivot cuffs. Integral fabric belt with pinnless buckle. Soft shoulder straps sewn to garment. Pleated breast pockets with buttoned flap, side pockets at the hips which also allow access to under garments, pen pockets on left arm and right thigh, open patch pocket on left thigh and large buttoned patch pockets on lower legs.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X002-3451

Machined circular shape propeller hub from a 260 hp Mercedes engine from a Gotha bomber. Highly smoothed and polished, showing the nine laminations of wood used in the propeller construction; originally six decorative studs inserted into the top rim, one of which is now missing. Wider rim at the base, in which are visible 8 original fixing bolt holes for the propeller shaft. Brass plate on front inscribed "Made from the propeller of 260 Mercedes Engine in Gotha brought down in Kent Dec 1917". One vertical split in the inner wall.

Supermarine Spitfires (TB758 UT-X, TB630 UT-E, TB863 UT-D, TB993 UT-Q, TE380 UT-C and RW384 UT-S) of 17 Squadron painted to represent ME109s in reconstruction of attack on Amiens prison at RAF Display Farnborough, 1950

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/6410/3

Supermarine Spitfires (TB758 UT-X, TB630 UT-E, TB863 UT-D, TB993 UT-Q, TE380 UT-C and RW384 UT-S) of 17 Squadron painted to represent ME109s in reconstruction of attack on Amiens prison at RAF Display Farnborough, 1950

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/6410/1

Supermarine Spitfires (TB758 UT-X, TB630 UT-E, TB863 UT-D, TB993 UT-Q, TE380 UT-C and RW384 UT-S) of 17 Squadron painted to represent ME109s in reconstruction of attack on Amiens prison at RAF Display, Farnborough, 1950

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/6409/2

Supermarine Spitfires (TB758 UT-X, TB630 UT-E, TB863 UT-D, TB993 UT-Q, TE380 UT-C and RW384 UT-S) of 17 Squadron painted to represent ME109s in reconstruction of attack on Amiens prison at RAF Display, Farnborough, 1950

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/6409/4

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 80/U/554

Long, double-breasted, blue-grey Melton coat with a fold down collar, shoulderboards to the rank of Sister and belt fastening with a pinless buckle. Flapped, inset pockets in front at waist level, cut slightly sloping to rear. Pleat each side of the back panel at waist level. Long centre rear vent with a single self-coloured button to keep skirts closed. Front closes with six pairs of large uniform buttons. Three small uniform buttons mounted at the rear of each cuff. All uniform buttons and buckle gilded metal.

De Havilland Aircraft Company, silent dupe negative can no. 391, Mosquito PR.34 RG300 at RAF Benson, circa 1946

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC96/775

A Mosquito PR.34 (RG 300) is rolled out of a hangar at RAF Benson. RAF officers and civilians stand talking by the aeroplane, aircrew pose briefly before climbing into the cockpit and the aeroplane starts its engines before taking off.

Cody Biplane sequences including shots of damage following a crash, circa 1909

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC97/237

A Cody aeroplane is pulled out of a hangar and prepared for flight. The engine is started, the pilot is seen at the controls ant it taxis forwards. On its take off run the aeroplane tips forwards onto its nose, causing some damage. The pilot is helped away from the wreckage and several men inspect the aeroplane.

Five personnel group photographs at RAF Harlaxton, 1918

Photographs, In Storage, X006-7130

A. Eleven officers and sixteen Other Ranks sitting and standing outside a tented hangar. Five US Army Aviation Service personnel at left of rear row. B. Large group of officers and Other Ranks as above with American personnel. C. Harlaxton Photographic Section -12 RFC personnel and one American D. group of football players. E. Officers and air mechanics in front of an R.E. 8.