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Junkers Ju 88 Recognition Model
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, 1991/0198/M
Hand made wooden model of a twin-engined multi role combat aircraft. Painted dark grey with a pale blue underside and marked with German swastika on tail.
Hazard Warning Flag
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, X002-7592
Plain, rectangular red warning flag mounted on short wooden pole.
Anglepoise, Type Unknown
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, X006-8878
Black-painted three-section anglepoise lamp; complete except for bulb. Includes mounting block with two screw fixing holes. Originally from RAFM aircraft R5868, and currently stored on the aircraft.
Fire damaged flying helmet wiring loom of Sergeant John Hannah, VC
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, 82/U/789
Three point wiring loom with jack plug, two telephones and the microphone and housing from a Type D Variant 1 oxygen mask. The elements showing signs of burn damage.
unknown
Archives, London, Hangar Five, X002-5788/001/008
Official illuminated scroll commemorating the death in action of Sgt Ellison.
GAF 1933-1945, Model LKp N101
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, 65/U/598
Dark brown cotton net flying helmet with leather covered telephone holders and leather brow band. The interior of the telephone holders padded with fleece fabric or fine sheepskin. The earphone electrical wiring enters at the lower rear of the helmet and attached in the same position is the suspension rig for the throat microphone. Two flat hooks are positioned below the earphone housings and two studs are positioned on their inner edges to which fasten the oxygen mask.
Other Ranks, Field Service Cap, 1936 Pattern
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, 71/U/37
Blue-grey, serge folding cap with turned up front peak and band, folded and turned up, secured by hooks at sides and fastening with two very small gilt metal buttons at front. On front, left side the Airmen's gilding metal cap badge.
Aircraft Recognition Cards
Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 69/K/414
Box containing four packs of un-used, 53 (including Joker) official playing cards showing silhouettes of multi and single engined WWII aircraft from United Kingdom, Germany and Italian Air Forces. Red, Orange, Green and Blue coloured backs. Complete with paper "Key" identifying the aircraft and engines used and instruction sheet.
Avro Anson Mark I
Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 1996/0066/A
Twin-engined low-wing general reconnaissance monoplane.
RAF, Type G Oxygen Mask
Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, 82/U/834
Grey-green rubber face cup, the inner edge lined in suede, shaped so as to fit over the nose and chin. Below the chin an oval-section extension housing the expiratory valve and the oxygen supply inlet which bifurcates and is carried into the upper part of the mask in ducts fashioned within the wall of the mask. Inspiratory valve in lower left cheek. Above the oval extension, a large circular central aperture housing the microphone which is clamped in by a wire ring and sealed with a rubber collar. Around the oval extension, and attached by brackets to the microphone clamp ring, an adjustable, cotton webbing suspension harness terminating on the left in a leather pad with three female press studs and on the right with a single strap and a metal loop. The press studs engage with male studs on the left side of the helmet and the loop engages with a flat hook attached to the right side. A connecting cable and plug emerge from the bottom of the microphone casing. A copper wire held in loops cast into the rubber of the mask, is positioned across the nose to ensure a snug fit in that area. Oxygen pipe of black, corrugated rubber with plastic upper end to screw into the inlet and yellow alloy lower end to connect to aircraft oxygen supply system. Lower end fitted with bulldog clip to attach to harness or clothing to stop the weight of the supply pipe dragging the mask off the face.