Glad to see you back posting and I hope that you haven’t been affected by the flooding!

Did you look in here for ideas for my present? 😀

Earlier today I checked all ‘known’ possible storage / sale locations and I’m afraid that I drew a blank – sorry!

Both the Curator and Shop Manager have been placed on alert in case any copies appear amongst the regular sets of donated items that keep arriving at the museum.

Nothing located during a quick search today – but this didn’t touch on the ‘deeper-store’, I’ll try to get that covered tomorrow!!

Sorry 12jaguar – I got you mixed up with your alter ego Jaguar12 – it’s been a long day! 😮

Dean, if you PM me an email address I’ll send you a PDF file of the Aviation In Nottinghamshire booklet, which has a page on RAF Wigsley – including some photographs of the watch office (then and now); I can also let you have a jpg of it ‘now’. I may not get round to sending it through until tomorrow night as I’m heading off into Lincolnshire in the morning to photograph a few more memorials – now where did I put my passport? 😀

Fond memories of huddling in a phone box in Stanton when one of my sons went on a school trip there and I went along as a ‘responsible adult!’

Thanks for that heads-up – I wonder whether the Palmer Tyre Company referenced in the article is connected to the Palmer Cord Tyre Company from World War I, as mentioned in this news item from NAM http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/newsItem.php?id=717 ?

Another line of enquiry!

Denis,

Depending on the efficiency of your local ‘volunteers’ you may find that you’ve already been surveyed; you can check through this site http://www.ukniwm.org.uk/ 🙂

I suspect that it’s perhaps more likely some ‘brand awareness’ for “Cyber Monday!” 😀