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London - Rainham, Ferrolegierungswerk "Murex Ltd"

Library, In Storage, X002-5116

Aerial view of London, n.d.

Photographs, PC98/173/504/27

Aerial view of London, n.d.

Photographs, PC98/173/504/10

Aerial view of London, n.d.

Photographs, PC98/173/504/14

London Aeroplane Club

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1986/0857/U

Small circular, yellow alloy and blue enamelled badge - within a dark blue ring lettered LONDON AEROPLANE CLUB, a pale blue field bearing a dark blue tablet lettered 1929-30 with loop and short dark and pale blue cord.

Lord Ashfield, signing Memento of Naming Ceremony for Handley Page Halifax B.III, PN460 "London Pride", London Passenger Transport Board, Leavesden, April 1945

Photographs, PC73/111/61

Informal portrait of Lord Ashfield bending over a table and signing a large document. There is a group of people standing behind him.

Shots from Puma cockpit during flight over London, circa 1977

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC96/157

Film taken with a fisheye lens showing the interior of a Puma helicopter in flight over London. The river Thames and Parliament appear briefly.

"Memento of Naming Ceremony - Halifax 710" for the naming ceremony for Handley Page Halifax B.III PN460 "London Pride", London Passenger Transport Board, Leavesden, 16 April 1945

Photographs, PC73/111/74

Photographic copy of document with three vertical rows of signatures either side of smaller documents in the centre.

Personal recollections of the R-101 Airship passing over London prior to crashing in Beauvais, October 4th 1930.

Film & Sound, In Storage, X003-1753

Mr Ray Dudley recounts his boyhood memories of the R-101 airship flying over London on October 4th 1930.

Handley Page Halifax B.III, PN460 "London Pride", during naming ceremony, London Passenger Transport Board, Leavesden, April 1945

Photographs, PC73/111/60

Port side view of Halifax B.III PN460 indoors to the right surrounded by a large crowd. A Union Jack is suspended from the ceiling to the left of the aircraft.