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Wreckage of an unidentified aircraft, possibly of No. 6 Training Squadron, AFC, on a hangar roof, Minchinhampton, 1919

Photographs, In Storage, PC73/60/175

Wreckage of aircraft on roof with two personnel.

Line-up of D.H.9A E876, E8654, E8725 and two others outside hangars

Photographs, In Storage, PC72/57/13

DH 9A, port rear view of five aircraft parked line abreast outside a hangar.

No. 1, Officer's, Roped, 37 Line, Ptn 1918

Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 80/U/1182

Gilt brass button with eagle and crown within a roped edge. Group of 6.

De Havilland Mosquito TT.35

Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 67/A/595

Twin piston engined two seater target towing tug modified from original bomber variant.

Mustangs and Spitfires in hangar

Fine Art, In Storage, FA00282

Mustangs and Spitfires being serviced inside a hangar. Hangar door open in background, oil drums in foreground.

Baby Airship, rear port side view being outside hangar, Farnborough, n.d.

Photographs, In Storage, P017842

Baby Airship, rear port side view outside hangar, with structure of another hangar visible behind.

Service Dress Cap of a Warrant Officer

Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, X004-7286

Master Pattern No. 35/R/1998 Peaked cap with a blue-grey fabric crown and black mohair band bearing an anodized Warrant Officer's cap badge. The peak and chin strap in black plastic material. Brown sweat band in plastic. Crown lined in a glazed transparent fabric.

Port of London Authority, River Emergency Services and application form, circa 1940

Archives, In Storage, X005-4850/007

Paratroop training hangar and Hudson fuselage, Jessore, n.d. c 1945

Photographs, In Storage, PC71/19/1850

View of paratroop training hangar, with Hudson fuselage to the left of the hangar.

London's flying start: A tribute to the young men who pioneered Britain's aircraft industry in Edwardian London

Library, In Storage, R012523