Kingsford Collection

Sir Charles Edward Kingsford Smith 1897-1935
Sir Charles Edward Kingsford Smith, 1897-1935. This photo is regarded by his family as the best and most typical ever taken of Smithy. Date: 1935

Sir Charles Kingsford Smith in front of his Lockheed Altair, Lady Southern Cross

First fully successful westbound North Atlantic flight
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, co-pilot Evert van Dijk, navigator John Patrick (Paddy) Saul and wireless operator John Stannage

Lawrence J Wackett, Charles K Smith, White & Alsopp
From left: Lawrence James Wackett, Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, White and Alsopp in front of the LJW6 Codock, the first twin-engine monoplane designed by Wackett

Sir Charles Kingsford Smith right
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, right

Sir Charles Kingsford Smith alongside his Lockheed Altair, Lady Southern Cross

Southern Cross made the first crossing of the Pacific
In 1928 Southern Cross made the first crossing of the Pacific Ocean by an aircraft, taking 83 hours and 11 minutes. The crew, from left were: Charles Ulm, co-pilot; Charles Kingsford Smith, pilot

The 1930 transatlantic crew (from left) Capt Charles Kingsford Smith, leader; Capt Evert van Dijk, pilot; Capt Paddy Saul, navigator and John Stannage, wireless operator

Kingsford-Smith (B+W)
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, Australian aviator He was lost over the Timor Sea and never found

Kingsford-Smith (Colour)
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, Australian aviator, and his plane Southern Cross. He was lost over the Timor Sea and never found

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