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Percival Vega Gull G-AFEA coming in to land
Fine Art, In Storage, X004-0181
Short Stirling, close up starboard rear view, with rear gun turret under maintenence, n.d.
Photographs, In Storage, PC93/76/4
Short Stirling, close up starboard rear view, with rear gun turret under maintenence.
Vickers Warwick GR.V (PN811 OZ-V) of 179 Squadron, 15 December 1945
Photographs, In Storage, P100687
Vickers Warwick GR.V (PN811 OZ-V), starboard side view in flight with Leigh Light lowered.
Group photograph of RAF aircrew including Sgt John Robert Leigh, location unknown, nd
Archives, In Storage, AC98/37/11
Monochrome print of two rows of airmen posing for a group portrait in front of a building with a veranda. Top left corner is missing.
Letter to Mrs Leigh from the mother of Fg Off Oliver Mansell Cornish (of Sgt John Robert Leigh's crew) dated 13 January 1943 but which must have been written a year later, January 1944
Archives, In Storage, AC98/37/5
Folding double sided manuscript letter.
Letter from Shell-Mex & B.P. Limited to Alex Henshaw, 10 November 1938
Archives, In Storage, X002-9256/006/001/125
Letter requesting permission to allow Mr Howard Leigh to publish Mr Albert (Pop) Henshaw's Cape Survey Flight article originally published in Shell Aviation News in the "Boys' Annual". On the reverse of the letter is a manuscript draft by Alex Henshaw to an enquiry regarding the reasons why Air Cdre Arthur Edmond Clouston crashed in Cyprus and the reasons Alex Henshaw undertook air racing and record breaking.