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Gp Capt Terence Arbuthnot talking to Viscount Trenchard and Mr Claude Grahame-White at the Fifty Years of Flying exhibition at RAF Hendon, July 1951

Archives, In Storage, X005-4897/018

Gp Capt Arbuthnot is wearing service dress with his hands behind his back, talking to Viscount Trenchard who is wearing a civilian suit and hat carrying a cane on his left arm. Mr Claude Grahame-White is stood behind Lord Trenchard in a pin-stripe suit. In the the background is a boy in school uniform and two First World War aircraft and a hangar.

Aircraft inspection schedule Dakota I: Two R1830-82 engines: Dakota III: Two R1830-92 engines and Dakota C. IV: Two R1830-90c engines

Library, In Storage, 017819

Aircraft inspection schedule Dakota I: Two R1830-82 engines: Dakota III: Two R1830-92 engines and Dakota C. IV: Two R1830-90c engines

Library, In Storage, 017816

Aircraft servicing schedule Dakota I: Two R130-82 engines: Dakota III: Two R1830-2 engines and Dakota C. IV: Two R1830-90c engines

Library, In Storage, 017817

Two files (P7/670/10 parts one and two): RAF commemorative stamp, 1975-1977

Archives, X001-3801

Two official files.

Wellington aircraft: Marks XIII and XIV (two Hercules XVII engines) Mark XVII (two Hercules VI engines): Mark XVIII (two Hercules XVII engines)

Library, In Storage, 017720

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1986/0034/R

Rectangular black crackle painted metal case with five multi-pin plugs, two antenna sockets, two handles and two fuses fitted to the face.

Officer's Full Dress Helmet , Ptn 1921

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Three/Four, 66/U/681

Black leather skull cap trimmed with - 'seal dyed nutria' - black fur so as to leave a circular leather patch in front and two small triangular patches at rear. Front patch decorated with a badge of a flying eagle in silver superimposed on a gold ring lettered PER ARDUA AD ASTRA with crown above, mounted in front of a plume socket. Plume B/G ostrich feather bound onto a metal rod, with, at base, a basket-work section of gold and pale blue mixed lace. Patent leather chin strap. Silk lining.

RAF Central Band Full Dress Helmet

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, X003-6842

Oval-shaped, blocked headdress covered with rabbit fur dyed black and bearing across the front a plaited gold and dark blue cord suspended from two small uniform buttons. On the inside these buttons secure the attachment points of the gilt metal chin chain. The front of the headdress decorated with the large Bandsman's gold wire embroidered cap badge and, fitted behind it, a bright, mid-blue nylon hackle with gold braid round the point at which the nylon ends and the fixing blade begins.

OR's, Ptn 1914

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 82/U/664

Khaki serge jacket with lapel extending fully to right shoulder and fastening with concealed horn buttons; shoulder straps and horizontal, inset pockets with flaps all fastened with visible, small horn buttons. No tabs on cuffs. The fall part of the collar closes edge to edge with hooks and eyes. The front lower opening fitted with a press stud to keep it closed across the upper legs. The sleeves, chest and shoulders lined, but the lower part unlined. Short vent at centre rear. With shoulder-titles - ROYAL FLYING CORPS - embroidered off-white on black.