2 envelopes of photographs, 1 photograph album and 3 documents Collection of Photographs of Early Aircraft and Information Sheets
Four packs of playing card sized flash cards showing black silhouette images of different aircraft from various angles. Aircraft Recognition Silhouette Cards 1941
Shackleton MR MK 1 pilots notes, AP4267A-PN, 1st edition published January 1951, reprinted August 1951, issed by the Air Ministry. Pilot's Notes for Shackleton MR MK 1 1951-08
Four scrapbooks of aviation information covering 1920 to 1950. Five booklets on World War Two aviation, Air Ministry, London, 1941-1945 Booklets and scrapbooks on aviation circa 1920-1950
Air Navigation, vols 1 and 2. Royal Air Force, Air Ministry, London 1944 and 1952. RAF Air navigation books 1944-1952
20 lantern slides issued by the Air Ministry for training in aircraft recognition. Set No. 11, 1945 Air Ministry aircraft recognition slides 1945
List of British Airworthy Engines. Issue No.4 / R.D.E., Air Ministry. 1936. [17 blueprint sheets containing the type data of all normal category engines approved for use in British Aircraft. They were issued in groups identifiable by reference to the constructor's name and the code marking entered at top right hand corner of each sheet. 14 companies are named] List of British Airworthy Engines. Issue No.4 / R.D.E. 1936
Copies of two black and white photographic prints taken from a Hawker Hurricane showing Moehne Dam before and after a bombing raid by Lancaster bombers. Reconnaissance Photographs of the Mohne Dam 1943
Compass type 06A, made by the Air Ministry, 1940-1955, serial number 33274A, for handheld use on the ground, stored in original wooden box painted RAF blue. Compass issued by the Air Ministry 1940-1945
Pages from loose leaf manual AP2548A Vol 1: Chapter 2, Receivers types R1155. Air Ministry communications manual
Black and white 6" x 8" photographic print featuring a Vickers Warwick II aircraft on an airfield. The image is marked 'B 1/35' and 'Secret' on the reverse and has the reference number 10, 475B. Photograph of a Vickers Warwick II aircraft
Black and white 6" x 8" photographic print featuring a Vickers Warwick II aircraft, shown from the side. The image is marked 'B 1/35' and 'Secret' on the reverse and has the reference number 10, 475. Photograph of a Vickers Warwick II aircraft
A paper from the Flying Personnel Research Committee discussing the required conditions for thermal comfort including illustrative equations and graphs. An Analysis of Environments Compatible with Thermal Comfort in Man
Includes two reports marked Confidential Flying Personnel Research Committee for the attention of Mr. W. Oldham. The first is a proposal to introduce pressure suits into the RAF written by Wing Commander H.L. Roxburgh and Squadron Leader D. G. V. Whittingham including specific details of recommended equipment. The second is a paper by Roxburgh and Squadron Leader J. Ernsting on the physical effects of pressurisation suits including some illustrative graphs and black and white photographs. Also includes a loose printed sheet of the Air Staff Policy for Full Pressure Suits. Proposals for the Introduction of Pressure Suits into the Royal Airforce and The Physiology of Pressure Suits
20 lantern slides issued by the Air Ministry for training in aircraft recognition. Set No. 11, 1945 Air Ministry aircraft recognition slides
Booklet containing operational details and procedures for pilots flying the Shackleton MK. I aircraft. Pilot's Notes for Shackleton M.R. MK. I
A paper to be the basis of a new specification to assess the required conditions for thermal comfort in aircraft cabins including clothing and air insulation, humidity, globe temperature and solar radiation. Includes illustrative graphs. Specification for Thermal Comfort in Aircraft Cabins
Notes complementary to A.P. 2095 Pilot's Notes General and A.P. 2764 Flight Engineers. Pilot's and Flight Engineer's Notes for Lancaster Mark I, III and X
Air Ministry Certificate of Competency and Licence to Fly Private Flying Machines, issued to William Edwin Ogle-Skan, 1938. Air Ministry private pilot's licence