Letters From A Flying Officer Greencard compass The use of the Bedford

The use of the Bedford Street address shows that this stopwatch must have been acquired by the N

with minor signs of wear and use and a few marks

In this craft he sailed across the English Channel and was then towed up to Paris for the 1867 Expédition Universelle

(Copies of documents and other information relating to Major Lombe's military service will be included with the compass)

suggests that the card was made before the patent expired in 1868

Letters From A Flying Officer Greencard compass The use of the BedfordLETTERS FROM A FLYING OFFICER Rothesay Stuart Wortley OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1937 WW1 Bristol Fighter ace Rothesay Stuart Wortley was educated at Eton and Oxford and joined the Hampshire Yeomanry in the summer of 1914. The son of a British General, he initially served on his father's staff. In 1917 he joined the Royal Flying Corps and was posted to 22 Squadron. After scoring six victories flying the Bristol Fighter (between September 1917 and