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Folding Chair from RAF Stanley (Falklands) Chapel

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Six, 1998/0164/G

Varnished natural wood slatted wooden folding chair; seat made from square frame with nine wooden slats secured with two metal screws. Front legs extend at an angle to form the back of the chair. A metal rod joins these to the seat.Back legs join the front legs half way up the back of the chair with the seat joining the back legs by way of a slot allowing the chair to be folded.

Folding Chair from RAF Stanley (Falklands) Chapel

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Six, 1998/0165/G

Varnished natural wood slatted wooden folding chair; seat made from square frame with nine wooden slats secured with two metal screws. Front legs extend at an angle to form the back of the chair. A metal rod joins these to the seat.Back legs join the front legs half way up the back of the chair with the seat joining the back legs by way of a slot allowing the chair to be folded.

RAF, Mk. I

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 74/U/1114

Tan leather cap type helmet lined in chamois in the crown and in fur below the eye line including the peak which is turned up and retained by a press stud. Ear flaps, covering single, large round hole, pierced by nine holes arranged in a circle, retained by press studs: the flaps having cylindrical wind deflectors on their front, vertical edge. Short leather chin strap on right engages with leather covered buckle on left. Condition - very good, displayable.

Aldis (Mark Unknown)

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 66/I/50

Aldis telescopic gunsight. Long, black and cylindrical in shape. Has a wire running its length, with a simple ring at the pilot's eye end; this had to be pulled to lift up the protective hinged cover over the glass lens at the opposite end when required for use. The pilot's end is wrapped in sorbo rubber as cushioning should the pilot's face impact with the end of the sight during a crash.

1914 Star

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 1988/0590/D

Bronze four point star, the upper point overlaid with a crown from which emerges a fixed suspension ring. The centre of the star overlaid with crossed swords and a wreath within which appears a 3 part scroll bearing August 1914 November. The base of the wreath carries GV in monogram. Suspended from a red, white, blue watered ribbon bearing a clasp lettered 5TH August - 22ND November 1914. Obverse - plain , impressed MAJOR L.G. HAWKER. V.C. D.S.O. R.F.C. (REPLACEMENT)

RAF Eastcote Collection - Victor scrambles watched by Denis Healey and Lord Shackleton, RAF Wittering, reel 2, 27 November 1964

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC98/259/2

Two Vulcans, a Victor and a Valiant are seen on the ground as Denis Healey and Lord Shackleton meet aircrews. A Victor, armed with a Blue Steel missile, is seen in a hangar as Lord Shackleton meets aircrew and boards the aeroplane. He is then seen exiting the Victor.

Supplement to The Great War Part 247: Chart showing the exact localities in England and Scotland that suffered from hostile air raids and bombardments from December 16th 1914 to June 17th 1918, What London suffered from Zeppelins and Gothas: Map showing where the bombs fell throughout the Metropolis, Dunkirk's raid record and Plan of Paris showing localities hit by enemy aircraft and long-range guns

Library, London, Hangar Two, X004-0396/002

Wakefield Medal for the Shooting down of Zeppelin L-15

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, X006-5542

Circular, gold medallion with a plain ring suspender silver soldered to the top. (Issued without a suspender.) Obverse - an anti-aircraft gun with L15 at the muzzle and a double scroll below lettered WELL HIT MARCH 31ST-APRIL 1ST 1916 in relief. Engraved at the top SAPR W.R. HAMMANT. Reverse -within a ring lettered PRESENTED BY THE LORD MAYOR COLONEL SIR CHARLES WAKEFIELD his coat of arms with crest and motto. Cased.

Head and Breast Set

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Five, 67/R/448

Combination instrument comprising a pair of headphones mounted on a polished steel support made up of two strips on metal with screw clamps at the ends permitting the headphones to be raised or lowered and a Y shaped Bakelite piece holding a microphone and a speaking horn suspended round the operator's neck by a clip-on cotton tape. The microphone and headphones connected by electrical wiring terminating in a large jack plug.

Folding Chair from RAF Stanley (Falklands) Chapel

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Six, 1998/0162/G

Varnished natural wood slatted wooden folding chair; seat made from square frame with nine wooden slats secured with two metal screws. Front legs extend at an angle to form the back of the chair. A metal rod joins these to the seat.Back legs join the front legs half way up the back of the chair with the seat joining the back legs by way of a slot allowing the chair to be folded.