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Celebrates the achievements of the allies of Yugoslavia and describes the progress towards the goal of world peace.

The first article, "The Foreign Policy of the U.S.A.", is written by U.S. Minister of the Foreign Affairs Cordell Hull. It deals…

Italian language newspaper

Propaganda leaflet to be dropped in Germany and Austria.

Propaganda newsletter to be dropped in Germany and Austria.

Propaganda leaflet to be dropped Germany and Austria.

A leaflet dropped into Russian speaking territory by the RAF/USAAF

With astro-observations taken by sextant.

Issued by Cope's to Ted Neale at 42nd Air School, Port Elizabeth (Hut 72). On the reverse are doodles.

A small list of phrases in English with Italian, Albanian, Serbo Croat and Greek translations, stamped 'Not to be produced in public'.

Issued to Ted Neale to allow him access to the Accidents section of Allied Force Headquarter.

Weather recorded during a flight.

Notes on shipping with sketches of different funnels, bows, sterns, ventilators, masts and derricks.

A document issued to John Rich (1587295 Royal Air Force). Written across top 'with driver & 5 passengers 2 1/2 ton'. Printed in English and Italian.

Incomplete log. Water damaged.

Label 'This parcel contains old correspondence from 1395951 F/S Neale, RAF' with three 6d (George VI) stamps. On the reverse is a piece of newspaper forming part of the wrapping for a parcel.

1. Starboard side of a naval ship taken from a transport ship
2. Port side of a naval ship
3. Port side of a naval ship

1, 3, 6 and 7 are a three funelled transport ship..
2 ,4, 5 and 8 are a single funelled ship.
Both ships have navy ships around them.
Photo 8 shows 'Interrosa, London' in foreground.

A view of Table Mountain, Capetown taken from a ship.

A Mercedes-Benz W142 jacked up at the front undergoing maintenance. A mechanic is at work underneath it.

Identification kindly provided by Varun Coutinho

A view of a Matchless motorcycle taken from ground level. Behind is a corrugated steel shed. On the reverse 'Just one of the many'.

A group of ten mechanics in front of and sitting on a truck. One man is dressed in shorts and shirt, the rest are in boiler suits. All are holding mugs. Three are sitting on the front of a truck. Behind is a bowser.

An officer seated, in uniform, at desk. It is signed [undecipherable] Bishop.

Two different cargo ships at anchor.

A view from roof height looking down on a yard with two small trucks, a cordoned off flag pole and a man with a motorbike. On the reverse 'Yes, that really is me.'

Half-length portrait of an airman.