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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.

RAF Falcons Parachute Display Team Helmet

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 71/U/996

Standard, Helmet, Parachute Instructor. Olive green glass fibre helmet shell, lined with cork and with a nylon webbing harness. Lining laced to the outer rim and incopoates a chin strap. This example has had covered by strips of dayglo orange plastic and the letters RAF have been stuck to the front.

Flying Helmet Mark I

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, X002-6497

Brown leather helmet; with brown fur lining to ears, nape of neck, and peak; and chamois lining to crown. Silk thread label sewn into top of crown. The sides fitted with wind deflectors and ear flaps. Leather chinstrap from right side engages with leather covered buckle on left.

RAF Stanley Chapel

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Six, 1998/0151/C

Large standard ISO container converted into an airfield chapel by the addition of a door and two windows. The interior has been painted white, floored and carpeted, an electric heater added together with three fluorescent lights and a large black wooden cross at the far end, together with two coat racks adjacent to the door.

Royal Flying Corps, Emb., Ptn 1912

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Two, 73/U/90

On a patch of black melton cut to shape, the words ROYAL FLYING CORPS embroidered in off-white arranged in two lines, the upper, first two words, curved, the lower straight. The back reinforced with gummed skrim and the letters embroidered through. Still attached to a scrap of khaki serge.

RAF, Type R.88

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 1994/0631/I

"T" shaped matt black painted body incorporating a 35mm lens with circular reflector mirror inside. Two large locking knobs fixed on top on either side to access film spools in the rear. Two smaller knobs in-between. A small circular glass window with counter behind at the right. Slight damage.

Tractor, Light, 4 x 2, Diesel, Mk. 2

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, 81/V/250

Light aircraft/bomb tractor.Open cab, with padded bench seat for driver. Partly exposed engine in long front bonnet. Near side wooden jump seat, gaurd rails at front of cab. Spotlight mounted on nearside rear mudgaurd with grab rail on the opposite mudgaurd.

Combat, Desert DPM, Ptn 2000s

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Six, X004-1134

Cotton, knee length shorts in sand and buff desert DPM with two side pockets, single buttoned patch pocket in the rear and large gussetted patch pockets on the upper legs closing with buttoned flap. Button waist fastening with zip fly, drawstring waist and ankles. Adjustable waistband with belt loops. All buttons 95 Ptn.

600lb, Type RBL 755 Mod, No. 1A Mk. 4

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar One, X003-3605

Gloss green painted cylindrical shaped body with nose and tail fin assembly (with proximity sensors mounted). Comprises a finned casing containing 147 high explosive Anti Tank (HEAT) bomblets packed in seven sections of 21 rounds each. Three suspension lugs, nose has arming vane and tail assembly is spring? loaded.

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Fine Art, London, Art Gallery, Hangar Three, X008-9477

Alistair Morrison, The Last of the Few: John Hemingway. Description: colour digital photograph, inkjet- printed onto Hahnemuhle paper. Portrait of Group Captain John Hemingway, aged 104, seated in a green armchair with his paraphernalia of service. His photographs and his log book are on a table in front of him.