Bannerman of Gore

Object detail

Accession number

MSS-2019-80.23

Maker

Devon Sutcliffe
New Zealand Army

Description

Ronald Burns Bannerman is a virtually unknown New Zealander who played a significant role in both world wars, becoming New Zealand's highest scoring fighter ace in World War I and returning in World War II to become an Air Commodore, a member of the Air Board and Air Member for Personnel. -From first paragraph of essay.

Media/Materials

Processed Material/Paper

Physical description

32 pages ; 21 x 15 cm

Record level

Item

Collection

Richard L. Williams Collection

Credit line

Devon Sutcliffe et al. Dec 2005. Bannerman of Gore, MSS-2019-80.23. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).

Current rights

My shortlist

Classification

Essay Communication Artefacts Documentary Artefacts Literary Works

Production place

Upper Hutt Wellington District Wellington New Zealand

Subject: all levels

Bannerman, Ronald Burns, 1890- History New Zealand Fighter pilots

Collection type

Ephemera and manuscripts Walsh Memorial Library

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