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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1992/0434/S

Five wooden slats connected by two strips of khaki webbing.

Five photographically reproduced reductions of original documents relating to awards of MC and DFC to Capt Ian Donald Roy McDonald, produced by Mr Neal O'Connor for a public display, n.d.

Archives, In Storage, AC97/93/228

Five hard-backed prints. Two of Army Form W3121, two of Army Form W3348 and one of a letter.

Aerial reconnaissance photographs of the submarine HMS L26 (serialled "N26" in the images) underway at sea, 12 June 1941 and 5 September 1941

Archives, X003-2789/006/002

Five monochrome print showing oblique aerial views of the submarine HMS L26, serialled N26 in the images, underway on the surface, from five different angles.

Five Boeing B-17, three are B-17Gs 1 is an earlier model port side air-to-air

Photographs, In Storage, X003-2674/1327

Five Dollar Banknote

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1997/0458/Z

Rectangular light brown and yellow paper banknote. Front; THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT with FIVE DOLLARS below, in-between two fruit trees having large number 5 above and bellow. Japanese writing within a bar and a seal at centre. Rear; The number 5 central, left and right within very light brown designs. Crisp.

Aden series of five photos depicting the practice loading at sea of MT vehicles from a Z Craft onto LCT 4001 and their subsequent return on board 1960 (cg)

Photographs, In Storage, P029485

Aden series of five photos depicting the practice loading at sea of MT vehicles from a Z Craft onto LCT 4001 and their subsequent return on board 1960.

63ft High Speed Launch 141 side view of starboard bow showing five members of the crew standing on deck of launch which had been camouflaged for clandestine work n.d. (cg)

Photographs, In Storage, P029582

63ft High Speed Launch 141 side view of starboard bow showing five members of the crew standing on deck of launch which had been camouflaged for clandestine work.

Blackburn Bluebird IV (G-AAIR), on ground with Armstrong Whitworth Argosy, Avro 619 Five, Blackburn Bluebird IV, Heston, 1930

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/5052/4

Imperial Airways ticket for London to Paris, 1937

Archives, A398

Printed booklet.

Telegram from Shell Leopoldville to Shell London, 1938

Archives, In Storage, X002-9256/006/002/114