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Life Indoors? [From Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, X008-9861

Purchased 2026.

Windows in a residential building, with superimposed enlarged, male face looking out of them with pained expressions, RAF Museum

Who Cares? [from Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, In Storage, X008-9862

Purchased 2026.

Brick rubble with hospital sign posts for different departments, pointing to the rubble., RAF Museum

Which Way London? [from Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, In Storage, X008-9870

Purchased 2026.

A ballot box with a vote for the GLC going into its slot, juxtaposed with a twisted model (paper?) aeroplane, RAF Museum

Inferno [From Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, X008-9863

Purchased 2026.

Photomontage of an aerial view of the United Kingdom under attack from a nuclear strike, RAF Museum

Protect and Survive [from Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, X008-9858

Purchased 2026.

A skeleton holding the British government's 'Protect and Survive' pubic safety pamphlet., RAF Museum

World War III [From Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, X008-9859

Purchased 2026.

A nuclear 'mushroom' cloud and bodies lying on the ground. Text below from 'London After the Bomb' and 'Protect and Survive', RAF Museum

For Londoners' Safety [from Target London] by Peter Kennard, lithograph on paper from photomontage

Fine Art, In Storage, X008-9868

Purchased 2026.

Lollipop stop sign deflecting warheads in flight, RAF Museum

Fairey Tales: A journal devoted to the interests and entertainments of the workers of the Fairey Aviation Co. Ltd

Library, In Storage, X008-9587

Volume 1, Number 3 of the periodical Fairey Tales produced by the Fairey Aviation Company. Published July 1918. Fairey were an aircraft manufacturer based in Hayes, Middlesex.

Fairey Aviation Company periodical, RAFM

Ashtray made of Rubble from the Houses of Parliament

Aircraft & Exhibits, Circa 1945, In Storage, X005-2738

The text on the medallion of this ashtray, which features St Paul’s Cathedral, reads ‘Bombed Burned but Unbeaten’, reflecting London’s resilience during the Battle of Britain and the Blitz, 1940–1941.

Oval piece of flat stone with rugged edges, with concave circle on the left and round metal plaque on the right, © RAF Museum