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Ronald Witt talking to Fireman William Woof, Waterloo Station 7 June 1924

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/6511/14

This is an iconic photograph, used by the Southern Railway as the basis of its 'Summer Comes Soonest in the South' advertising campaign. It was copied and parodied by other British railway companies.

Little boy talking to the crew of a steam locomotive at the end of a railway platform, Royal Air Force Museum / RAF Museum

Polikarpov R-1 of the Afghan Air Force in about 1926

Photographs, In Storage, X003-2602/5922

The Polikarpov R-1 was a copy of the Aircraft Manufacturing Company DH.9 built in the Soviet Union. The Liberty engine of the DH.9A was used instead of the Puma of the DH.9.

Polikarpov R-1 of the Afghan Air Force in about 1926 | X003-2602/5922, RAF Museum

Airco D.H.9 aircraft, 1924

Photographs, In Storage, X003-2602/5476

The Aircraft Manufacturing Company DH.9 was designed and built during the First World War as a bomber. Although it was intended to replace the DH.4, the two types served alongside each other.

Airco D.H.9 aircraft, 1924 | X003-2602/5476, RAF Museum

Armstrong Whitworth Siskin IIIA Aircraft and Crews, RAF Display, Hendon 1929

Photographs, In Storage, X008-9397/002

The air displays at RAF Hendon were an opportunity for the public to see the Royal Air Force in action. They also brought together all of the squadrons based in Britain.

RAF Personnel in front of a biplane fighter, RAF Museum

Armstrong Whitworth Siskin IIIA Aircraft, RAF Display, Hendon 1929

Photographs, In Storage, X008-9397/001

The air displays at RAF Hendon were an opportunity for the public to see the Royal Air Force in action. They also brought together all of the squadrons based in Britain.

Two rows of biplane fighter aircraft, RAF Museum

Flight Lieutenant David Lord in the fuselage of a Douglas Dakota during a supply drop over Burma, 1943

Photographs, In Storage, P004599

David Lord was a pilot in the RAF in the Second World War. He flew on operations in North Africa, India, Burma and Holland, where he was killed during Operation Market Garden on 19 September 1944.

Black and white photograph of the interior of an aircraft showing crewman and supplies, RAF Museum / u00a9 RAF Museum

Avro 504N (J9433 A) of Oxford University Air Squadron over the Kent coast, 1929

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/4740/6

Avro 504N (J9433 A) of the Oxford University Air Squadron over the Kent coast, 1929.

A single-engined biplane flying over the coast, Royal Air Force Museum, Charles Brown Collection

Oxford University Air Squadron pupils learning to handle parachute on ground, with an Avro 504N in background, Manston, 1929

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/4740/13

Oxford University Air Squadron pupils learning to handle parachute on ground, with an Avro 504N in background, Manston, 1929.

Oxford University Air Squadron pupils learning to handle parachute on ground, with an Avro 504N in background, Manston, 1929 | PC98/173/4740/13, Royal Air Force Museum, Charles Brown Collection

Avro 504N (J9433 A) of Oxford University Air Squadron over the Kent coast, 1929

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/4740/7

Avro 504N (J9433 A) of the Oxford University Air Squadron over the Kent coast, 1929.

A single-engined biplane flying over the coast, Royal Air Force Museum, Charles Brown Collection

Anti-aircraft guns in action during an air raid on Malta, c. 1941

Photographs, In Storage, P002783

This photograph shows British anti-aircraft guns in action during an air raid on the island of Malta during the Second World War. The islands was a British fortress and essential to the war effort. The RAF operated from airfields to try and protect it.

Black and white photograph with anti-aircraft guns firing during an air raid, RAF Museum / Please contact Museum Copyright Officer or Collection Curator before using this asset