stained glass windows from deconsecrated churches

Made:
Unknown date in Europe

Two stained glass windows from deconsecrated churches, used at RAE Cardington on Operation Blunderbuss to test the effect of sonic booms on such items.

Details

Category:
Farnborough
Object Number:
1993-2428
Materials:
glass & lead
Measurements:
length 1860 mm
width 415 mm
thickness 20 mm
type:
stained glass windows

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