Jacoby, Maurice
Title
Jacoby, Maurice
Description
70 items. The collection concerns Flying officer Maurice Jacoby (79375 Royal Air Force) and contains his log book, correspondence, documents, and photographs. He flew operations as a navigator with 142 Squadron.
The collection was loaned to the IBCC Digital Archive for digitisation by Barbara Duncan and catalogued by Barry Hunter.
Additional information on Maurice Jacoby is available via the IBCC Losses Database.
The collection was loaned to the IBCC Digital Archive for digitisation by Barbara Duncan and catalogued by Barry Hunter.
Additional information on Maurice Jacoby is available via the IBCC Losses Database.
Date
2022-10-06
Publisher
IBCC Digital Archive
Rights
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Identifier
Jacoby, M
Collection Items
Maurice Jacoby
Four photographs of Maurice.
#1 In uniform standing in a garden smoking a pipe.
#2 In uniform, standing in a garden, holding his pipe.
#3 In uniform seated, half length portrait.
#4 Standing in a garden, in civilian clothes.
#1 In uniform standing in a garden smoking a pipe.
#2 In uniform, standing in a garden, holding his pipe.
#3 In uniform seated, half length portrait.
#4 Standing in a garden, in civilian clothes.
On Active Service
A list of deaths on active service.
A second list has Maurice Jacoby's name, listed as presumed killed in action.
A second list has Maurice Jacoby's name, listed as presumed killed in action.
Confidential Notice
A notice requesting families of casualties not to disclose details of units in privately published notices.
Compliments Slip included with Maurice Jacoby's Grave Photographs
A compliments slip sent with photographs to Maurice's Mother.
Notification of Death
A formal certificate stating that Maurice lost his life on 30th September 1941.
Letter to Maurice Jacoby's Father from Wing Commander R L Kippenburger
He has no news of Maurice's fate.
Letter to Maurice Jacoby's Father
The letter expresses regret that his son is missing. It explains that his aircraft has failed to return and Maurice may have become a prisoner of war.
Letter to Maurice Jacoby's Father
The letter advises him to send Maurice's details to the Red Cross & St John War Organisation who will endeavour to trace his son.
Letter to Maurice Jacoby's Father
The letter advises that there has been no news about his son since he was reported missing.
Three Letters to Maurice Jacoby's Mother
Three letters written by the Red Cross.
The first advises that they have no news.
The second advises that he is reported missing , believed killed in action.
The third advises that her son has been killed in action.
The first advises that they have no news.
The second advises that he is reported missing , believed killed in action.
The third advises that her son has been killed in action.
Letter to Maurice Jacoby's Father
The letter advises that Maurice's remains have been re-interred at the British Military Cemetery, Kiel.
Memorial Order of Service
A memorial service for the Old Tonbridgians who gave their lives in the War 1939-1945.
Maurice Jacoby's Observer's and Air Gunner's Flying Log Book
M Jacoby’s Observer’s Flying Log Book covering the period from 4 June 1940 to 27 September 1941, detailing his flying training and operations flown as Observer.
He was stationed at RAF Benson (12 OTU), RAF Manby (1 AAS) and RAF Binbrook (142…
He was stationed at RAF Benson (12 OTU), RAF Manby (1 AAS) and RAF Binbrook (142…
Letter from Maurice Jacoby to his Parents
He has heard from his sister, Ethel. He has no news about his leave.
Collection Tree
- Jacoby, Maurice