Volume: Colour Slides of Second World War Airfields - Folder 3

Date:
1989-1990
Reference:
KAP01/01/03
Type:
Volume Containing Photographic Material
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Description

Folder 3 contains 275 colour slides relating to Second World War airfields and related sites. The contents include: images of artefacts relating to Diana Barnato Walker (1918-2008), who was the first British woman to break the sound barrier; RAF Boxted; RAF Duxford; RAF East Wretham; RAF Kings Cliffe; RAF Leiston; RAF Martlesham; relics relating to a crash site; RAF Wormingford; Second World War structures near Shakespeare's Cliff, Dover; RAF Coningsby; Anti-tank barriers (Dragon's Teeth) in Sussex; and 'Airplane Graveyard' in Tuscon Arizona.

Not all of slides have been catalogued in detail.

Content

This is part of the Series: KAP01/01 Colour Slides Of Second World War Airfields; within the Collection: KAP01 The Philip Kaplan World War 2 Airfields Photo Collection

This Volume is divided into 52 Child Records
This Volume contains the following materials:
Photograph (35mm Slide): 275

Rights

© Historic England Archive (Philip Kaplan WW2 Airfield Collection)

People & Organisations

Photographer: Kaplan, Philip Irwin

Keywords

Second World War Airfield