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  • 'Anti-Gas Protection of Babies and Young Children' Leaflet, 1939

    'Anti-Gas Protection of Babies and Young Children' Leaflet, 1939

  • 'Influenza -How To Avoid It' Leaflet

    'Influenza -How To Avoid It' Leaflet

  • 'What to do if Gas is Used' Leaflet

    'What to do if Gas is Used' Leaflet

  • Explosive Incendiary Bomb Leaflet - August 1942

    Explosive Incendiary Bomb Leaflet - August 1942

  • Civil Defence Public Information Leaflets 1-5, July/August 1939

    Civil Defence Public Information Leaflets 1-5, July/August 1939

  • The Official A.R.P. Handbook (Coulsdon and Purley)

    The Official A.R.P. Handbook (Coulsdon and Purley)

  • Pilot Officer Horace Horne - 615 Squadron and The Battle of France

    Pilot Officer Horace Horne - 615 Squadron and The Battle of France

    "There were times in France when, before a patrol, my stomach would writhe at the thought of meeting a violent end, but I put on an act of don't-give-a-damn rather than let anyone know it."
  • Caterham's First Doodlebug

    Caterham's First Doodlebug

    On 16th June, 1944, only a few days after the V1 onslaught had begun, the people of Caterham experienced at first hand the destructive power of these 'doodlebugs,' when one fell in Chaldon Rd, near the junction with Heath Rd.
  • Empire Air Day, 1936

    Empire Air Day, 1936

    On 23rd May, 1936, Empire Air Day at Kenley was marred by an 'unfortunate accident.'
  • 1936 Empire Air Day Programme

    1936 Empire Air Day Programme

  • Stop Butts for Testing Aircraft Guns, 1917-1939

    Stop Butts for Testing Aircraft Guns, 1917-1939

    One of the earliest structures constructed at Kenley, now sadly long gone...
  • Sergeant Derek Vincent Osborne

    Sergeant Derek Vincent Osborne

    Derek Vincent Osborne was born in Lancashire, on 9 December 1915, to Samuel and Mary Christina Osborne. In 1939 he was recorded as a Manufacturers’ Agent for woollen goods and a member of the RAF Volunteer Reserve.
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