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Letter from Air Ministry to N H Crawford dated 1 February 1939 offering him an appointment for interview on 7 February 1939 for a Short Service Commission in the Royal Air Force.

Letter from Air Ministry to NH Crawford dated 22 February 1939 stating that his name had been removed from the list of candidates selected for interview following Crawford's letter of 15 February 1939, with offer to consider his candidature further…

Handwritten note describing the crash of Stirling bomber LK517 based at RAF Wigsley, Nottinghamshire, on a training flight. Aircraft crashed at Sheldon, Warwickshire, on 31 May. All seven crew, including Sergeant Crawford, were killed.

Gives details of Sergeant Crawford's death and funeral, together with details of his family and noting his brother's death in the same year.

Nathaniel Crawford wearing RAF uniform with trainee white band on hat. On reverse, handwritten note 'Nat' and sticker 'NATHANIEL HUGH CRAWFORD'.

Photgraph of four men wearing RAF uniform, with white belts and white trainee bands on hats, On reverse, handwritten note 'Nat HUGH DURING TRAINING' and sticker 'Nathaniel Hugh Crawford. RIGHT.'

Couple, man in RAF uniform, woman in civilian clothes. On reverse, handwritten note '?1942' and sticker 'CONSTANCE CRAWFORD NEE CONSTANCE BLAIR + NH CRAWFORD. LARNE - Co ANTRIM.'

Nathaniel Crawford wearing Sidcot suit with fur collar, and scarf.
'Nat' on reverse and sticker 'N H CRAWFORD'.

Nathaniel Crawford wearing civilian jacket and tie. On reverse, handwritten note 'Nat aged 21'.

A large, old stone house with gate and pathway. Note on reverse 'KILNSIDE HOUSE Gleno' and 'Ref 12 10 11'. Sticker 'GLENO LARNE c/o (sic) ANTRIM 'Where he grew up'.