A collection of Barnes Wallis' lecture slides mainly about Aircraft, Strategic Maps and Technical Data in fitted numbered wooden boxes (97 slides, in 3 boxes)
Box A, 49 slides (1 cracked)
Graphs mainly relating to aircraft performance, including supersonic. Some relate to WW2 explosives, like the Grand Slam 10 ton bomb
Box K, 26 slides (warped box; 1 slide cracked)
Slides 1-4 Photos and sketches of Swallow
Slides 6-7 Photos of Jet aircraft
Slides 9-18 Photos of flow patterns
Slide 20 Photo of three-engined flying boat
Slide 22 Photo of German WW2 flying bomb (doodlebug)
Slides 24-29 Unknown photos, possibly radar carried by aircraft
Slides 31-32 Miscellaneous photos
Box L, Maps and Air Routes, 22 slides (2 slides broken)
Range of Wellington Bomber. range of tactical missiles.
Maps of playing fields, Middle East RAF bases 1929-1956, UN voting groups, non-centrality of New York.
World maps based on various strategic cities, including London. London to Melbourne mail routes, by sea and by air (probably 1930s).
1969 world map: spot the gaps in our defences ... when the carriers are gone.
A collection of Barnes Wallis' lecture slides mainly about Aircraft performance and air travel in fitted numbered wooden boxes (96 slides, in 2 boxes)
Box M, 46 slides
Slides 1-31 Text and Tables relating to aircraft performance, conventional and supersonic
Slides 33-38 Text etc for a lecture on the role of research
Slides 40-44 Tables for land, sea and air travel and transport
Slides 47-50 Miscellaneous
Box Q, Formulae, Graphs and Tables, 50 slides (one slide cracked)
Metal alloy testing. Aircraft loading, performance. Paraboloids. Some slides in French.
A pair of 1930's oak open arm chairs, the seats and backs upholstered in brown leather, raised on square supports 84cm h x 61cm w x 63cm d (seat height 48cm)
A 1930's rectangular oak drop flap office table with green writing surface, fitted 2 drawers and 3 recesses 77cm h x 168cm w x 52cm d (when folded down) 79cm d (flap open)
A magnifying lamp with rectangular magnifying glass flanked by 2 bulbs marked The Anglepoise PAT in UK and Abroad, raised on a tapered oak 2 tier stand with casters 145cm h x 46cm w x 45cm d
A Revo Aermaster, 4 bladed, metal electric oscillating table fan, base marked AERMASTER batch no. F207, with original flex and round pin fused plug 40cm h x 18cm w x 24cm d
A grey Simplon draughting table/desk, c.1960s, fitted with a Mavitta Master 360 draughting machine with Admell Fingalite adjustable lamp. The tapered triangular cast-iron base was manufactured by Dargue Brothers at Simplon Works, Halifax, and features a central red Simplon logo, pedals, and rubber footrests. The base supporting a pine table top with attached draughting machine. Together with a revolving steel high chair by ROC Birmingham
A plywood table top reading stand/lectern with metal and Bakelite lamp to the top, with green sponge inset surface above a recess, with original round pin plug 44cm h (67cm h inc light) x 54cm w x 42cm d
Dr Alexander R. Graham, Bust Portrait of Barnes Wallis, painted resin, 1966, 40cm h x 21cm w x26cm d . Provenance: Sir Barnes Wallis thence by descent. Note. Dr Alexander Graham R.M.S., M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., Barrister-at-Law, served as Medical Officer of Health for Lancaster and later for the Borough of Mitcham. A close friend of Wallis, he was also an accomplished portrait painter and sculptor. Graham took up the study of sculpture later in life at Wimbledon School of Art, exhibiting at the Royal Academy in 1963 and frequently with the Society of Portrait Sculptors. He was elected a member of the Society in 1966 and served as its Honorary Secretary from 1968 until 1980. Following Graham's death in 1986, his widow, Marjorie, presented another cast of the present work to the National Aerospace Library at Farnborough. A photograph of Wallis standing beside the sculpture was likely taken to commemorate its presentation to the Library.