The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A portrait of Flight Lieutenant (later Squadron Leader) Adrian Philip 'Tim' Goldsmith (402500), DFC, DFM, 452 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force. Flight Lieutenant Goldsmith was the only RAAF recipient of the unofficial Cross of Valor award, and he also received a 'goldfish' award (awarded to someone who 'bailed out' and whose life was saved by an aircraft's yellow dinghy).
Portrait of 402500 Flight Lieutenant (later Squadron Leader) Adrian Philip 'Tim' Goldsmith, DFC, DCM, No 452 Sqdn RAAF, also unofficial awards of Cross of for Valor (the only RAAF recipient) and a 'go
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 402500 Squadron Leader Adrian Philip Goldsmith, DFC, DFM, who served with 452 Squadron, RAAF. Collection consists of a log book, diary and memoir
1944? STANDING BESIDE A SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE AIRCRAFT FLIGHT LIEUTENANT ADRIAN P. (TIM) GOLDSMITH DFC, DFM, NO. 452 SQUADRON RAAF (FAR LEFT).
Silver Cross of Malta badge with brooch pin fastening at the back. Unofficial award to 402500 Squadron Leader Adrian Philip 'Tim' Goldsmith, DFC, DFM. Worn by Goldsmith on right breast pocket of his
DARWIN, NT? 1944? DAMAGED SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE VC AIRCRAFT 'G' OF NO. 452 SQUADRON RAAF. THE PLANE WAS POSSIBLY FLOWN BY FLIGHT LIEUTENANT ADRIAN P. (TIM) GOLDSMITH DFC DCM.
RAAF officer's blue wool barathea peaked cap. The cap has a black head band and padded cap badge made from gold bullion thread and enbroidered velvet. It depicts a King's crown above a gilded metal ea
