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Letter from Mr J.I. McAnally of the Air Ministry to Mrs Hoptroff informing her that her nephew, Lt Reginald Alfred Charles Brie, is missing, 27 August 1918

Archives, X004-8450/002/004

Typescript letter attached to a piece of ruled paper.The remains of other attached items appear on the reverse of the ruled sheet.

Pilots flying log book compiled by Flt Sub-Lt P.C. Richards (RNAS) 10 August 1918-20 December 1918

Archives, X003-2747/004

Microfilm

Photograph of a decorated calligraphic memorial scroll to Lt Frank Pargeter Cobden, RAF, 1918

Photographs, In Storage, X007-0311

Largely text with a photograph of Cobden and paintings of his various cap badges.

Case, Carrying, Oil Lamp, 73 Squadron

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X002-8619

Polished dark wood carrying case for copper oil lamp. Leather carrying strap on top. Hinged lid with two brass clasps at the front. Lined in green velvet, with supporting ledges for the lamp.

Instructions for the use of aerial observation in liaison with artillery

Library, In Storage, 009064

GOC's book of results of Independent Force raids on aerodromes, July-September 1918

Photographs, In Storage, X006-7177

Album of annotated aerial reconnaissance photographs with a brief description of each of the raids, the bombs dropped and the damage caused.

Lamp, Oil, 73 Squadron

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 79/C/2341

Copper oil lamp in greco-Roman style with handle in form of snake with red enamelled eyes. Detachable lid with wick coiled inside and chained cover over end spout. Moulded decoration on both sides - 73 S(quadron) and labrador type dog jumping up within a letter C.

Sheet of paper to which has been attached: a letter from Maj John Charles Quinnell to 2Lt Reginald Alfred Charles Brie informing him that he has been graded as a Flying Officer Observer and is authorised to wear his Observer brevet; Brie's Observer brevet, and; Brie's subsequent RAF Pilots' brevet, 27 June 1918 and n.d.

Archives, X004-8450/001/003

A typescript letter, an RAF Observer brevet, an RAF Pilot brevet and the remains of four newspaper clippings all attached to a blank sheet of ruled paper.

Case, Distinguished Flying Cross

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1995/0397/D

Black, leatherette-covered wooden case with D.F.C. gold lettering. Lined silk and velvet.

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 79/U/29

Single-breasted, khaki jacket with roll-step collar and lapels, four flap and button pockets, the breast pockets pleated, the skirt pockets of bellows type. Center rear vent. Shoulder straps bearing bronze rank pips for a Lieutenant. Bronze RFC badges on the collar have been removed. The sleeves cut with plain pointed false cuffs. Two blue War Service chevrons above right cuff.