NWA0346B
Photograph NWA0346B Second World War, 1939-1945Flight Lieutenant Adrian Philip Goldsmith DFC DFM plays with a toy plane with a young child, Bobbie Sneyd of Artarmon, NSW.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal outdoors portrait of Flying Officer (FO) Philip Adrian Goldsmith DFC DFM, of Artarmon, NSW, a distinguished pilot of No. 452 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF. During his service on Malta FO Goldsmith was credited with the destruction of twelve enemy aircraft and a half share in another.
Flight Lieutenant Adrian Philip Goldsmith DFC DFM plays with a toy plane with a young child, Bobbie Sneyd of Artarmon, NSW.

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

10 Gulden de Nederlandsche Bank note. Part of escape kit issued to Sqn. Ldr. A P Goldsmith, DFC, DFM, also containing blue paper map of France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. This currency was issued

100 Belgium Francs, 20 Belgas. Serial numbers 3445.K.179 / 86109179 / 3445.K.179 Part of escape kit issued to Sqn. Ldr. A P Goldsmith, DFC, DFM. This currency was issued to 402500 Squadron Leader

100 French francs, Serial numbers 426 / 0.58854 / 0.58854 / 426 Part of escape kit issued to Sqn. Ldr. A P Goldsmith, DFC, DFM. This currency was issued to 402500 Squadron Leader Adrian Philip 'Tim'
