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Price List RAF Uniform
A price list of RAF uniforms.
Officers' claim for Married rates of allowance
RAF Form 840 completed by Arthur Mace.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Air Ministry
The letter advises he is still on the deferred list and will not be overlooked.
Arthur Mace's Enlistment Dental record form
RAF Form 632A with required dental work.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Air Ministry
The letter repeats the request for outstanding money.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Air Ministry
The letter advises that the sum of £4 6/- is owed by Arthur and a cheque is requested.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Air Ministry
The letter explains charges to be paid by Arthur for service clothing.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Don Constable's father
He writes thanking him for his letter and his kind words.
Letter to Sandra and Arthur Mace from Mr and Mrs Lovell
They write thanking for their letter. They talk about selling their house, closing the cafe and moving into the bar. She wishes them well.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Don Constable's mother
She congratulates Arthur on returning home safely. In Don's last letter he had confidence that he would complete his tour. She asks for any information about the events the night they crashed.
Telegram from Arthur Mace to his wife
Arthur (Roy) reports he has arrived safely in the UK.
Letter to Sandra and Arthur Mace from Mrs Lovell
She writes that George's widow has remarried. Her family are doing well.
Letter to Arthur Mace's wife from Flight Sergeant Lovell's mother
Mrs Lovell writes that she has had no news about her son who was in the same crew as Arthur. One year on she has had no news. She would like to meet her to be united with her son's crew.
Letter to Arthur Mace's wife from KB Schroler
Gwen sends Christmas greetings. She looks forward to the New Year and finding out more of what happened to her son.
Letter to Arthur Mace's wife from Gwen Stevenson
Gwen received news from Arthur's wife but cannot accept that her fiancee has died. She hopes that she will get more detail when she is reunited with her husband.
Letter to Arthur Mace's wife from Gwen Stevenson
Gwen is the fiancee of Don Constable who lost his life when Arthur was captured. She is anxious for any news about her late fiancee.
Telegram to Arthur Mace's wife from Air Ministry
The telegram advises that Arthur's name has been included in a German broadcast.
Telegram to Arthur Mace's wife from the Air Ministry
The telegram reports that the Red Cross have confirmed Arthur is a Prisoner of War.
Postcard from Arthur Mace to his wife
Arthur reports he has had a close shave. He asks for toothbrush, razor, blades, cigarettes and a photograph.
Postcard from Arthur Mace to his family
Arthur writes that he is well and tells them not to worry and cheer his wife up.
Telegram to Arthur Mace's wife
The telegram advises that her husband is missing.
Letter to Arthur Mace from Jack Jenkinson
Jack writes he is well. He talks about fellow airmen.
Medal award slip
A document authorising Arthur Mace to provisionally wear a 1939/45 and an Air crew Europe Star.
Totalier Krieg gegen Schwachere tat Euch nicht weh, Wir Schlagen Zuruck
An extract from a famous speech by Goebbels extolling total war. The response on the back is we strike back.
Annotated 'Leaflet dropped over Germany'.
Annotated 'Leaflet dropped over Germany'.
Le General Giraud
Propaganda leaflet dropped by the RAF. A handwritten note states 'Dropped by No 10 OTU RAF on Nov 17th 1942'.