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Flight cover: first air mail, Rangoon/Karachi/London by Imperial Airways/Indian Trans-Continental Airways, bearing Indian 4 annas, 2 annas and 2 annas 6 pies postage stamps, October 1935

Archives, In Storage, DC76/236/12

Printed air mail envelope.

Halberstadt D V, November 1917

Photographs, In Storage, X003-2602/19862

British Overseas Airways Corporation navigation log sheets relating to a flight from London to Gibraltar in an Avro York, 9 September 1947

Archives, In Storage, AC73/36/1/3

Navigation log sheets.

Manuscript report regarding the London Aircraft production group and modifications made to Handley Page Halifaxes, 14 February 1941

Archives, In Storage, AC78/23/49

Brown, card folder containing a 39 page manuscript report.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 67/U/328

Wooden apparatus stored within the boot when not in use to maintain the boot's shape. Central vertical handle with metal fastener, panel displaying text, Capt E L Ellington RA and Peal & Co, London. Left foot.

Flight cover: first air mail, Allahabad/Karachi/London by Imperial Airways/Indian Trans-Continental Airways, bearing Indian 6 annas and 2 annas 6 pies postage stamps, 11 July 1933

Archives, In Storage, DC76/236/5

Printed air mail envelope.

Declaration of non immigrant alien form, 1938

Archives, In Storage, X002-9256/006/001/020

French customs declaration form for Mr Albert (Pop) Henshaw to depart London to Cape Town via the Lakes.

Souvenir record of luncheon in honour of Miss Amy Johnson, CBE, given by Rotary International, Royal Automobile Club, London (three copies), 8 August 1930

Archives, In Storage, AC77/23/153

Thee printed booklets.

Scrap book of newspaper cuttings and issues of the Illustrated London News relating to airships and the Meager family, 1915-1930

Archives, In Storage, AC86/78/24/1

Hardback book containing loose copies of newspapers and magazines.

Photocopy of letter from Air Ministry to ACM Sir Arthur Murray Longmore inviting him to participate in the Victory March in London on 8 June1946, 12 April 1946

Archives, In Storage, DC74/102/28

Photocopy.