Raid Spotter's Note Book (1941) luminous compass and some small archival paper

and some small archival paper tape repairs to the inner margins of a few pages

the Comet could achieve a top road speed of 51 km/h and a cross-country speed of 24 km/h

The right-hand side ruler is marked with a distance measuring scale (1/80

1905 onwards

Raid Spotter's Note Book (1941) luminous compass and some small archival paperRAID SPOTTER'S NOTE BOOK Compiled by C. Griffith CHARLES LETTS & CO., London, 1941 An original WW2 Air Raid Spotters Note Book, covering aircraft recognition, both friendly and hostile, alongside a great deal of other information that would have been useful for A. R. P. members, emergency services and military personnel. The book is undated, but was published in early 1941 (it includes details of the Spitfire Vb, which was introduced early in 1941,