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Junkers Aircraft Sales / Information Brochure..
A late 1930s Junkers aircraft sales / information brochure. 12 page illustrated card cover booklet in good sound condition with some slight water damage to edge of a small number of pages. Gives details of JU87 - JU90 - JU86 - JU86K - Ju52 also details of the engine used.
Navigators Flying Log Book - 159 Squadron RAF.
Navigators flying log book to 162225 P.J Hogan covering the period September 1943 to July 1945. Training commenced September 18th 1943 with 66 Air School based at Youngsfield Cape Town as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan in South Africa. Training continue through 1943 and qualified as a navigator in 1944 also took part in Staff Navigation Instructors Course at Queenstown. December 1944 saw him transferred to South East Asia Command joining 159 Squadron RAF heavy bomber squadron flying Liberators in the Far East. During May 1945 and July 1945 Hogan took part in nine operation, targets were bridges, shipping strikes, mining and AA sites. These operation are described in more detail in Colin Pateman book B-24 Bridge Busters over Burma. This South Africa style issue log book is in very good condition clearly written with all correct signatures.
Colditz P.O.W Officers Service Dress Tunic
Colditz interest khaki officers service dress tunic with Kings Crown silvered and gilt 4th Hussars collars, bullion embroidered Lt Col rank, WW2 medal ribbons and plain brass ball buttons. Clear tailored label for Rogers & Company London and named and dated to Capt P.W Dollar (later Major) 2nd November 1934. Tunic is in good clean condition with just a few small moth nips (treated). Major Peter Webster Dollar 4th Hussars 2nd Armoured Division served in Greece and was captured at Corinth in Greece on 9th May 1941. He was imprisoned in Germany for the next 4 years. He was a persistent escaped using various tunnel attempts. Do to this attitude he was sent to Colditz arriving 14/1/43. During this time he was court marshalled by the Germans for insulting a German Officer. Major Dollar awarded MID oak leaf for repeated attempts to escape while in enemy hands, August 1943.