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Royal Naval Air Service Pass issued to Marcus Dyce Manton, 13 April 1917

Archives, In Storage, AC70/2/2/4

Small printed card completed by hand, conserved in a blue card folder.

Material relating to the Royal Field Artillery and early Royal Air Force service of Observer Officer {sic} Reginald Alfred Charles Brie, 13 March 1917-September 1919

Archives, X004-8450/001

Two printed forms, a letter attached to a mount along with two uniform brevets, a commission certificate and a newspaper cutting.

British artillery, 1917

Photographs, In Storage, X007-3123

Three prints. A) 6-Inch Howitzer, front threequarter view, not in position. B) 6-Inch gun at full recoil, front threequarter view, with personnel. Not in battery. C) 6-Inch gun at full recoil, rear threequarter view, with personnel. Not in battery.

Silhouettes d'avions: Classèes par analogie

Library, In Storage, 017645

Photographic reconnaissance of Palestine, 1917-1918

Photographs, In Storage, X007-2221

Sixteen prints, verticals and obliques, some taken by No. 14 Squadron RAF and others by FA 304.

Voisin machine taking-off, Imbros, 1917

Photographs, In Storage, X007-0462

Port, threequarter front view at about 20 feet altitude.

RNAS Christmas Cards, 1917

Photographs, In Storage, X007-5378

Two photographic cards.

RFC, Private Purchase

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 85/U/158

Brown leather cap type helmet lined in chamois in the crown and in fur below the eye line including the peak which is turned down. Long ear flaps fitted with two press studs which enable them to be fastened back to cover single, 3/4 inch round hole in side of helmet, or to be rolled forward to become wind deflectors leaving the hole clear. Short narrow leather chin strap on right with broad, fur lined section in centre under chin, engages with leather covered buckle on left. Pair of small, leather-covered pin buckles mounted at an angle behind the ear flaps (right side buckle missing), purpose unknown. The helmet shows signs of heavy wear. The lower left side and an area above and behind the left ear patched with leather. The original fur lining crudely overlaid with another piece of fur, the pile now mostly disappeared. Condition - Fair, displayable and interesting.

RFC, Private Purchase

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 80/U/1219

Cap type helmet with turned-up leather peak retained by press stud. The brown leather which has lost much of its original dressed surface. Lined throughout in woollen cloth. Round-ended ear flaps each fitted with a pair of press studs so that they can be worn closed or rolled forward to create wind deflectors. Flaps originally covered a circular pattern of nine small holes but the forward part of the leather has been cut away and folded back to enlarge the hole, presumably for use with radio telephones. Narrow chin strap on right engages with pin buckle on left. Condion - much worn but stable and displayable.

Sam Browne

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 76/U/163

Broad brown leather belt, with double pin, brass buckle, fitted with three brass D rings on its upper edge and two angular brass loops on its lower edge. To the left of the buckle is a running leather loop, a flat brass hook and a fixed, long-neck stud which engages in holes pierced in the right end. Metal work secured by decorative stitching and brass rivets. Behind the buckle is a flared leather piece to protect the uniform fabric. Fitted with a brace.