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Top - seven aircrew in and around the door of a bomber. All are wearing flying clothing.
Bottom - two navigators brevet and a blue cloth badge.
Captioned 'Mervyn Adder World war 2 photographs'.

Twelve head and shoulders prints of an airman wearing tunic in various poses. In two at the top he has no cap and in the others he wears a side cap.

Five full face photographic prints of an airman in uniform and three of a man wearing civilian jacket and tie.

Fourteen thumbnail prints of full face portrait of an airman in various poses. Covered with see through sheet with numbers.

Artwork of a Wellington from below with two Spitfires behind over snow covered landscape. On the reverse 'Vickers Wellington bomber and Spitfires, after the original by Albert Kaye'.

Top - head and shoulders portrait of an airman wearing tunic and side cap.
Bottom - full length image of an airman wearing tunic and side cap standing on grass with shrubbery in the background.
Left -navigators brevet.

Full length image of an airman wearing tunic and side cap standing on grass with shrubbery in the background. Three versions of same image.

Head and shoulders portrait of an airman wearing tunic and side cap.

An airman wearing tunic and side cap arm-in-arm with a female wearing coat and holding handbag. In the background foliage. Captioned 'This photograph with his sister Edith and one of Mervyn alone were taken at Scarborough while he was a cadet'.…

Reports that he was back at base after leave. Describes some recent activities and journey. Says he should have written earlier but he was flying on long trip.

Letter and explanatory note. Reports that he has recovered from illness and spending time at home. Describes his activities getting ready to go home and his journey. Goes on to describe activities at home and plans. Reports arrival of parcel and…

Letter and explanatory note. Thanks them for letters. States that he is browned off as they had decided he should be a navigator rather than a pilot and describes his feelings about this news and what he did about it. Comments on life in his location…

A large group of airmen wearing tunics and side caps sitting and standing in four rows with trees in the background. One, officer wearing peaked cap is seated centre of second row. Captioned '7th flight, B squadron, A.C.R.C London, April 1942'. On…