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Blister hangar setting out plan

Archives, MAC040166

Bovingdon boiler house to hangar

Archives, MAC040552

CH type aircraft hangar G.A.

Archives, MAC040227

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X002-9068

Coat hangar hook shaped metal attachment.

Close-up of HMS Pegasus with Fairey IIIc N9249 in aft hangar and second Fairey IIIc (constructor's number F329) being loaded, Chatham, 1919

Photographs, In Storage, PC72/87/6

Stern view of a ships hangar with Fairey IIIC (N9249) stowed inside while another is being loaded onboard by the ships company.

B.E.2e, No. 4 Fighting School, running engine up outside hangar, Freiston, near Boston, Lincolnshire, 1918

Photographs, In Storage, PC73/34/62

Port front view of B.E.2e with its engine running in front of Bessoneaux Type hangar to the left. Another B.E.2e sits behind the first.

Farman F.40, Breguet 14A.2 and Halberstadt CL IV aircraft inside airship hangar, Berckem St Agathe, Germany, circa 1919

Photographs, In Storage, PC72/115/262

View of Farman F.40, Breguet 14A.2 and Halberstadt CL IV aircraft inside airship hangar, port side views, three RAF? officers in foreground.

RAF Marine Craft 970 starboard bow view of craft on mobile cradle in hangar with other marine craft and RAF personnel n.d. (cg)

Photographs, In Storage, P026317

RAF Marine Craft 970 starboard bow view of craft on mobile cradle in hangar with other marine craft and RAF personnel

Armstrong Whitworth H.M.A. R.33, port front close up of the nose while at its berth in a hangar at Howden, 1920-1921

Photographs, In Storage, PC73/97/16

Armstrong Whitworth H.M.A. R.33, port front close up of the nose while at its berth in a hangar at Howden.

R.E.8, side view of fuselage being manhandled outside hangar, Middle East, n.d.

Photographs, In Storage, PC73/31/21

Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8, side view of fuselage being wheeled out alongside hangar, with ?Leyland Tender lorry to the left, as seen looking through the wings of another aircraft.