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Air Clues was the flight safety publication used by the RAF to publicise matters related to flight safety.

This item is available only at the International Bomber Command Centre / University of Lincoln.

For a guest house in Gorey on Jersey, Channel Islands. The front has a photograph of a seaside bay and the back has the meal times for Breakfast and Evening Meal. The inside extolled its virtues and the 'Weekly Terms'.

Twenty four men, twenty two wearing Royal Flying Corp uniform and two wearing naval uniform. Some have pilot's brevet and wear flying helmets. Captioned 'Bob Palmer (Sr) back row, fourth from right'. This image of Palmer was enlarged and mounted as…

Seven newspaper cuttings with two notices of thanks, an announcement of award of Victoria Cross and four in memory. Four British 20p postage stamps featuring the Victoria Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross (2 of each).

Analogue dead reckoning flight computer used to make calculations on speed, fuel consumption and the effects of wind upon a flight.

Rear cover of album

Album cover with title 'Squadron Leader R.A.M. Palmer VC, DFC, RAFVR'.

Bach and front of 5 franc note with names listed and message 'thanks for the lift'.

Circular slide rule for Bristol Hercules VI engine economic fuel consumption indicator and leather case.

Three ribbons taken from a uniform. 1939-1945 Star and Air Crew Europe Star.

Both sides of the Defence Medal.

Both sides of the Air Crew Europe Star.

Both sides of the War Medal 1939 to 1945.

Both sides of a 1939-1945 Star

A collection of lucky charms.
#1 is a crucifix
#2 is a buddha
#3 is a metal disc dated 1897 and on the reverse 'Mother'.
#4 is a crucifix
#5 is a four leaf shamrock

One brass button and a package with 'Take Care Small Charms'.

Both sides of a Belgian 25c coin.

Both sides of an RAF wings badge for a jacket lapel.

Three large and two small brass buttons with RAF insignia.

Both sides of a brass belt buckle.

Four cloth badges, font and reverse.

Four cloth badges

A metal crest mounted on a wooden plaque. The reverse shows a fixing to allow it to be attached to a wall.

Both sides of a Ten Franc banknote.

A banknote issued in Malta for two shillings.