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Download this stock image: Jan. 01, 1957 - Experts Examine the Landmine Discovered at London Dock. Program Goes Down.: Lieut. Commander Gordon Gutteridge R.N.(retired) from the Admiralty Research Department- donned a frogman's outfit and went down into the West India Dock today to examine the...
It would appear David J. Summersby (c.1923) was an hotelier - Red Lion Hotel, Henley on Thames. A prolific collector of German WWII articles. In 1969 he managed to get the Science Museum to sell him a spare V2 that they had in storage.
It would appear David J. Summersby (c.1923) was an hotelier - Red Lion Hotel, Henley on Thames. A prolific collector of German WWII articles. In 1969 he managed to get the Science Museum to sell him a spare V2 that they had in storage.
What happened to his collection? It would appear that the Science Museum may have had a duplicate (One hopes!), if it was that museum that sold it to David J Summersby
The Jersey Heritage Archive & Online Collections section allows you to subscribe to view scanned copies of archives such as the German Occupation Registration Cards and important document transcriptions online.
The Jersey Heritage Archive & Online Collections section allows you to subscribe to view scanned copies of archives such as the German Occupation Registration Cards and important document transcriptions online.
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