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Royal Flying Corps, Emb., Ptn 1912

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 82/U/1692

On a patch of black melton cut to shape, the words ROYAL FLYING CORPS embroidered in off-white arranged in two lines, the upper, first two words, curved, the lower straight. The back reinforced with gummed skrim and the letters embroidered through.

Pilot, SD, Ptn 1913

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 76/U/831

On a patch of black melton cut to shape a crown above RFC within a wreath between two wings. Crown, letters and wings in off-white embroidery, wreath in brown.

Hendon-Paris-Hendon; Lady Reid speaking to Walter Brock

Photographs, In Storage, X001-2785/075/008

Fusee, Canister, Aircraft Destruction

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 72/O/1345

Small cylindrical black metal canister with screw-on type brass lid horizontally inlaid onto angled rectangular wooden mount. There are two large brown fuses/matches either side of this and four more in the canister. Centrally placed underneath the canister is a plaque screwed onto the mount inscribed with "Canister of fusees (sic) issued August 1914 to pilots of the Royal Flying Corps to set fire to their aircraft if forced to land in enemy territory."

Christening a B.E. 2, 1914

Photographs, In Storage, X007-5348

Front port, close-up view of the aeroplane with a young woman about to break a champagne bottle on the propeller boss, watched by two smiling officers and a civilian. (2 copies)

Postcard/advertisement for the aerial derby, London Aerodrome, 23 May 1914

Library, R015534

Trench map

Library, MP001863

Cap, OR's

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X002-6502

Above a three part scroll bearing AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES a sun burst with a crown in the centre. All bronze with lugs and pin fastener at rear.

Signaller, GM, Ptn 1908 ?

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 85/U/319

A pair of crossed semaphore flags with four attachment lugs at rear. With circular mounting plate and one pin.

Letter from Freda Flinn to Asst Administrator Edith Briscoe Mullen, circa 1919

Archives, In Storage, X001-3540/006/004

One manuscript sheet.