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No. 601 Squadron wall plaque

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X006-0357

Large wall plaque shield design; varnished wooden shield with plastic unit crest with no motto; 601 County of London Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force within crest which has a winged sword at its centre.

Calendar, issued by HG Fighter Command, in which a record of bombing raids on London has been made, 1944

Archives, In Storage, DC74/37/5

Small calendar mounted on cream card decorated with badge and ribbon.

British Overseas Airways Corporation Conditions of Employment, hourly rated engineering, for WO Richard David Wicks as fitter (Engines) at London Airport from 5 March 1951, 2 March 1951

Archives, In Storage, AC93/38/10

Form 2709B.

Flight cover: first air mail direct, Hong Kong/Penang/London by Imperial Airways, 27 March 1936, bearing Hong Kong 50 cents postage stamp, 26-27 March 1936

Archives, In Storage, DC76/236/13

Printed air mail envelope.

Correspondence concerning the formal opening of the Handley Page Room at the City and Guilds Institute's Headquarters with an invitation to attend the event, 1967

Archives, In Storage, AC71/21/5

Typed letters, on headed paper.

Avro Tutor K8172 '1' flying over Avro Tutor K3245 '12' and another (London University Air Squadron?), taking-off, RAF Northolt, 1939

Photographs, In Storage, PC71/66/515

Avro Tutor (K8172) "1", port front view, in flight over Avro Tutor (K3245) "12", port side view while taxiing.

Material relating to the RAF service of Sqdn Ldr Ian Grahame Stewart, 1940-1945

Archives, X003-2976

Photocopies of two log books, photocopy of Second Supplement to London Gazette 16th February 1943 and photocopied report for 225 Squadron.

Pathe Gazette: Funeral for victims of R.101 disaster

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC78/55/11

The funeral procession through London for victims of the R-101 disaster plus church yard scenes at Cardington cemetery.

Certificate awarded for services rendered, 1914-1919, by members of the Territorial Force, County of London, awarded to Lt Col Frederick Lewellen Scholte, 5 July 1919

Archives, In Storage, A735

Printed certificate mounted on card.

London Passenger Transport Board, general view of works, Chiswick, n.d.

Photographs, PC73/111/2

View of a road leading away to the horizon with buildings on either side and at the far end. There is an island in the centre of the road at its top.