Hamble Collection

Boys Swimming, Training Ship Mercury, River Hamble, Hants
Boys from the Training Ship Mercury swimming nude in the River Hamble. The Mercury, established in 1885 by the London philanthropist Charles Hoare

Training Ship Mercury and boys racing crew, River Hamble
The racing crew of the training ship Mercury with the ship itself in the background. The Mercury, established in 1885 by Charles Hoare, was originally based at Binstead, Isle of Wight

Folland Fo144 Gnat T1s during construction at Hamble

Training Ship Mercury, River Hamble, Hampshire
The Training Ship Mercury was established in 1885 by the London philanthropist Charles Hoare. The ship, a barque previously named Illova, was originally moored at Binstead on the Isle of Wight

de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk 22 G-ARMF (msn C1/0394), of the College of Air Training at Hamble, in February 1970. Date: 1970

Parnall Hamble Baby seaplane, N1973

de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk 22 G-AOUN (msn C1/0137), of Air Service Training, undergoing maintenance in the company hangar at Hamble. Date: circa 1960

Mere House, Hamble, Hampshire, Landing
A photograph which shows the first floor landing of Mere House, Hamble, Hampshire, designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott. Date: early 1900s

Mere House, Hamble, Hampshire, Interiors
A pair of photographs showing the hall and dining room of Mere House, Hamble, Hampshire, designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott. Date: early 1900s

Mere House, Hamble, Hampshire
A pair of photographs showing exterior views of the garden and entrance fronts of Mere House, Hamble, Hampshire, designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott. Date: circa 1922

Autogiro aircraft flying at Hamble, Hampshire Date: 1938

AESL Airtourer Super 150-T4 G-AXIX (msn A527), at Hamble in February 1970. Date: 1970

de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk T. 10 WP829 4
de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk T.10 WP829 4 (msn C1/0710), of No.2 Air Experience Flight, at Hamble on 15 March 1961 Date: 1961

de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk 21 G-AMUC (msn C1/0824), of Air Service Training Ltd. at Hamble Airfield. Date: circa 1958

Piper PA-28-180 Cherokee G-AVBA (msn 28-3795), of the College of Air Training, at Hamble in February 1970. Date: 1970

Piper PA-23 Apache G-ASDH
Piper PA-23-160 Apache G-ASDH (msn 23-2045), of the College of Air Training, at Hamble Airfield. On 10 January 1967, G-ASDH, a Piper PA-23 Apache of the College of Air Training at Hamble

de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk 22A G-ARMB (msn C1-0099, ex WB660 ), of College of Air Training, at Hamble Airfield, circa 1962. Date: circa 1962

Avro 504J
Avro 504A with Vertical Fuselage-Mounted Camera 30W9T Outside Rigid Fitting for Aerial-Photography Parked in a Hangar During WW1 Date: 1918

Baden Powell and Charles Burgess Fry
General Baden Powell and Charles Burgess Fry sitting in the back of an open car. At this time Fry (who is best remembered as a cricketer)

Fairey Hamble Baby single-seat floatplane, a development on the Sopwith Baby formula via the addition of wing edge flaps. They were used as anti-submarine patrollers from the summer of 1917

Bugle Inn, Hamble-le-Rice, Southampton, England
Bugle Inn, Hamble-le-Rice, Southampton, near Netley Abbey, Hampshire, England. Date: 1919

WW1 British Red Cross Hospital, Netley, Hampshire
World War 1 British Red Cross Hospital, Netley, Southampton, near Hamble, Hampshire, England. Showing the Surgery Hut Date: 1915

Manufacture Avro 504 biplanes WWI
A.V. Roe and Company, factory in Hamble in Hampshire, England making Avro 504 biplanes made entirely of wood, during World War One, the biplane was largely in observation and bombing roles

Fairey Hamble Baby, N1452

Fairey Hamble Baby

Fairey Hamble Baby, possibly N1194

Parnall Hamble Baby Convert, N2002

The first Armstrong Whitworth AW27 Ensign, G-ADSR, for Imperial Airways at Hamble in 1937

Receiving instructions on flying boats in a Short S8/8 Rangoon flying boat at The Air University, Hamble, Hants. Seaplane Instructor Flt Lt Pascoe (centre)

Short S8 / 8 Rangoon G-AEIM (formerly S1433) taxying
Short S8/8 Rangoon, G-AEIM (formerly S1433), taxying in the Solent at Hamble Aerodrome after conversion to a crew trainer by Imperial Airways

Folland Fo144 Gnat T1 during construction at Hamble

Fred Rainham - Chief test pilot Avro
From left: Fred Rainham, chief tesdt pilot, Avro; Dr A.P. Thurston and Roy Chadwick, chief designer, A.V. Roe in front of the Avro 529 at Hamble prior to delivery to the RFC at Martlesham Heath

The first Armstrong Whitworth AW27 Ensign G-ADSR
The first Armstrong Whitworth AW27 Ensign, G-ADSR, for Imperial Airways at Hamble in 1937. Date: 1937

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