Twenty-eight (28) photographs of Royal Air Force (R.A.F.) activities, airplanes, and mechanic stations, circa World War I:

• Tail of a German Gotha G Vb bomber airplane (tail number 723.17) after being taken down by the French. The tail is covered in German camouflage and has a dragon painted on the side near the insignia. Inscription: Tailplane of Gotha brought down by the French.



• Drawings labeling specific distinct parts of the Pfalz C. 1 airplane. Labels in both German and English.



• Warning "Keep clear of the propellers" on an unidentified airplane, circa 1918.



• Lewis Gun Mark II, machine gun mounted in the tail of an unidentified airplane, circa 1918.



• German Halberstadt CL. IV on the ground. Tail not visible, German insignia on wings, circa 1918.



• Test synchronizer for Vickers aviation machine gun, circa 1914-1918.



• An unidentified R.A.F. pilot in uniform sits on rocks.



• A R.A.F. soldier in uniform standing in front of a de Havilland (Airco) D.H.4 airplane just outside of a hangar. A pilot stands off to the left.



• A room where Eric G. Peter stayed in at some point in France, circa 1918. Inscription: The corner of my room while at [illegible].



• An unidentified R.A.F. pilot standing in front of a tent with trees in the background, circa 1918.



• A R.A.F. pilot in full flight gear with helmet and goggles stands in front of a large brick building and what looks to be possible hangars, circa 1918.



• Sopwith Dolphin (5.F.1) on the ground with British insignia and pilot in the cockpit, circa 1918.



• An unidentified R.A.F. pilot is in the cockpit of a Sopwith Camel family airplane with British insignia on the side, circa 1918.



• A R.A.F. pilot in the cock pit of an Avro 504 airplane with British insignia on the ground near hangars, circa 1918. A crew member holds the propeller.



• A soldier poses with a Sopwith Camel family airplane with British insignia on the side, circa 1918. Another soldier is by the propeller. Two images on reverse: Left image is a Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 in the air, crossed out with blue ink. Right image is Avro 504 airplane with a Lieutenant standing in front of it, circa 1918.



• Air-to-air shot of Curtiss JN-4D Jenny doing an aerobatic maneuver, circa 1918. The airplane has a shamrock insignia on the side.



• Eric G. Peter in full flight gear with helmet and goggles, standing in front of a Sopwith Camel family airplane, circa 1918.



• R.A.F. soldier in uniform on a horse in front of a Bristol Fighter F.2B (Brisfit).



• Sopwith Dolphin (5.F.1) with British insignia on the ground in a field near hangars, circa 1918.



• Sopwith Pup airplane with British insignia, on the ground near hangars, circa 1918.



• R.A.F. pilot in flight jacket standing in front of a de Havilland (Airco) D.H.4 airplane just outside of a hangar, circa 1918. Inscription: D.H. IV bombing machine 240 B.H.P engine.



• Bristol Fighter F.2B (Brisfit) [tail number E9575] in an open field with buildings off in the distance, circa 1918. Two (2) copies.



• A group of soldiers working on an unidentified airplane on the ground, circa 1918. Pilot is in the cock pit.



• De Havilland (Airco) D. H. 9 bomber being worked on by soldiers, circa 1918. Inscription: D. H. 9A 400 h.p. liberty getting ready for test.