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RFC, Brown Leather

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 82/U/853

Long, brown leather coat, the front of double flap construction buttoning with six buttons concealed in a fly on the right side. The collar cut deep at the back and lower at the front with a cross-over flap and two buttons to enable it to be fastened as a standing collar round the neck. Single large flapped pocket below waist on left side fastening with press studs. Large, diagonal map pocket without flap on chest with opening on right. Sleeves ending in wrist bands with press stud closure. Broad leather waist belt with pin buckle, the holes reinforced with metal eyelets. Lined throughout, including collar, in camel coloured woollen fabric. Small internal breast pocket. The inside of the skirts fitted with leather straps with press studs to secure round the legs in inclement weather. Condition - the leather supple. Slight damage across shoulders.

RFC, Brown Leather

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 69/U/1080

Long, brown leather coat, the front of double flap construction buttoning with six buttons concealed in a fly on the right side. The collar cut deep at the back and lower at the front with a cross-over flap and two buttons to enable it to be fastened as a standing collar round the neck. Single large flapped pocket below waist on left with press stud closure. Large, diagonal map pocket without flap on chest with opening on right. Sleeves ending in wrist bands with press stud closure. Broad leather waist belt with pin buckle, the holes reinforced with metal eyelets. Lined throughout, including collar, in camel coloured woollen fabric. Small internal breast pocket. The inside of the skirts fitted with leather straps with press studs to secure round the legs in inclement weather. Suffering from red rot.

RFC, Brown Leather

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 79/U/961

Long, brown leather coat, the front of double flap construction buttoning with six buttons concealed in a fly on the right side. The collar cut deep at the back and lower at the front with a cross-over flap and two buttons to enable it to be fastened as a standing collar round the neck. Single large flapped pocket below waist on left with press stud closure. Large, diagonal map pocket without flap on chest with opening on right. Sleeves ending in wrist bands with press stud closure. Broad leather waist belt with pin buckle, the holes reinforced with metal eyelets is missing. Lined throughout, including collar, in camel coloured woollen fabric. Small internal breast pocket. The inside of the skirts fitted with leather straps with press studs to secure round the legs in inclement weather.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X003-2037

Single-breasted, waist-length blue-grey serge jacket closing with four pierced black plastic buttons which button through and are not concealed in a fly. The garment intended to be buttoned to the top and the collar fastened with a hook and eye. Pleated and flapped breast pockets closed with the same, visible buttons which also appear on the cuffs. The waistband narrowing into a belt extension which engages with a black lacquered buckle on right side which has a retaining loop behind it. The waistband pierced with two button holes at the back and one in the front to secure the jacket to the trousers with which it is supposed to be worn. No shoulder straps. The collar fitted with white gorget tabs and the tops of the sleeves bearing UNIVERSITY OF LONDON AIR SQUADRON badges.

Captured German aeroplanes, 1914-1918

Photographs, In Storage, X007-0483

Ten contemporary copy photographs. A) Albatros D. I (391/16) 'Bu' in British markings, port threequarter rear view. B) Albatros D. I, as above, starboard side view. C) Albatros D. I in German markings, port side view with tail on tressle. D) Fokker E. III (210/16) in German markings, starboard side with a crowd of British personnel. E) Fokker Eindekker in German markings displayed in London, front view. F) Rumpler C. I (4) in German markings, starboard side in French hands. G) Rumpler C. I, rear view. H) 'Aviatik' - DFW C. IV, starboard side view. In French markings. I) L.V.G. C. II (1594), port side view in British markings. J) Rumpler C. I, in German markings from above, in flight. K) Albatros B. III, in German markings, port threequarter rear view on display in Britain.

RFC, Cowl Type, Ptn 1916

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1986/0612/U

Cowl type helmet substantially modified. Very pale brown, washed out, leather hood with face aperture. The draw string connected to a buckled strap which normally passes round rear of head completely removed. Helmet lined in chamois at the crown and in skirts, and in fur (all missing) at neck, ears and forehead. No ear flaps but six holes, two rows of three, pierced at sides but wind deflectors removed. Adjustable leather straps with buckles at upper, outer corners of aperture. The rear half of the skirt covering the back of the neck completely removed and the edge neatly turned up and machine stitched. The centre front of the skirt having two short vertical cuts, as if to take a strap, but none present. It is not clear whether these modifications are contemporary or a later adaptation to convert the helmet for another purpose. Condition - poor but displayable if required.

RFC, Brown Leather

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 66/U/1101

Long, brown leather coat, the front of double flap construction buttoning with six buttons concealed in a fly on the right side. The collar cut deep at the back and lower at the front with a cross-over flap and two buttons to enable it to be fastened as a standing collar round the neck. Single large flapped pocket below waist on left side fastening with press studs. Large, diagonal map pocket without flap on chest with opening on right. Sleeves ending in wrist bands with press stud closure. Broad leather waist belt with pin buckle, the holes reinforced with metal eyelets. Lined throughout, including collar, in camel coloured woollen fabric. Small internal breast pocket. The inside of the skirts fitted with leather straps with press studs to secure round the legs in inclement weather. Condition - the leather supple. Slight damage in centre of upper skirts, across shoulders and at centre rear of collar. Fair, displayable.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X004-2299

Dark blue battledress style jacket closing to the neck with six concealed buttons and a stand-fall collar closing with one hook. The internal facing to the top two buttons made of serge not cotton and thereby allowing them to be left open and the upper part turned back as a sort of lapel showing the same colour as the rest of the garment. Buttoned cuff bands. The waistband extending into a belt and fastening with a black japanned buckle. Buttoned shoulder straps fastening with a black plastic button bearing CD below a King's crown. Two breast pockets closing with a buttoned flap, the buttons concealed. Both upper sleeves bear the heraldic badge of the North Riding of Yorkshire. Shoulder straps bear single broad yellow transverse bars. Left breast pocket bears the Civil Defence Corps badge with NORTH RIDING in yellow on a curved patch below. Above this pocket the ribbons to the Defence and War Medals.

RFC, Brown Leather

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 82/U/826

Long, brown leather coat, the front of double flap construction buttoning with six buttons concealed in a fly on the right side. The collar cut deep at the back and lower at the front with a cross-over flap and two buttons to enable it to be fastened as a standing collar round the neck. Single large flapped pocket below waist on left side fastening with press studs. Large, diagonal map pocket without flap on chest with opening on right. Sleeves ending in wrist bands with press stud closure. Broad leather waist belt with pin buckle, the holes reinforced with metal eyelets. Lined throughout, including collar, in camel coloured woollen fabric. Small internal breast pocket. The inside of the skirts fitted with leather straps with press studs to secure round the legs in inclement weather. Condition - the leather supple but very badly faded in patches where exposed to excessive light. Not really displayable.

Photographs of English Electric Canberra instrument panels, camera operating controls and Type F.95 Camera, 1964-1967

Photographs, In Storage, X008-4261

Ten monochrome prints, with six duplicates, of English Electric Canberra instrument panels, camera operating controls and Type F.95 Camera, probably Bassingbourn. These include: One print of panels for oxygen supply and bomb selection. Two duplicated prints of a small instrument panel with compass in centre. Two duplicated prints of panels for fuel controls, cockpit controls and radio. Two duplicated prints of panels for fuel controls, cockpit controls and radio. Two duplicated prints of panels for basic instruments, fuel and engine controls and radio. Two duplicated prints of a small instrument panel with compass on right. Two duplicated prints of a small instrument panel with compass on left. Two different prints of a Type F.95 Camera selection console. One print of a Type F.95 camera with a Mk. 2A Magazine attached.