Supermarine Collection (page 9)

Supermarine Spitfire HF VII

Supermarine Spitfire FR XVIII pair of No208 Squadron RAF over Mediterranean

Supermarine Seafire XV 2nd prototype NS490 aloft

Supermarine Seafire III casting a long shadow on carrier flight deck

Supermarine Seafire III-Westland-built NF453

Supermarine Seafire IIC trio (forward view) aloft

Supermarine Seafire F47 proto

Supermarine Seafire II departs HMS Hunter during Salerno landings

Supermarine Channel landing

Arado Ar 196A the equivalent of the supermarine Walrus, but far more potent It even sucessfully downed British bombers in the early months of the war

The main bay of one of the Supermarine erecting shops on?
The main bay of one of the Supermarine erecting shops on the river Itchen prior to the German bombing during WW2. Administrative offices are on the left

Supermarine Sea Otter, G-AKRG

The first prototype Supermarine Seagull ASR1, PA143, at ?
The first prototype Supermarine Seagull ASR1, PA143, at the Farnborough Air Show in September 1948

The first Argentine Supermarine Walrus I, M-O-9

Supermarine Sea Otter, JM885

Supermarine Walrus

The prototype Supermarine Seagull V, N-2

Supermarine Walrus, ?8338, launched from a catapult

Supermarine Sea Lion II, G-EBAH, won the 1922 Schneider ?
Supermarine Sea Lion II, G-EBAH, won the 1922 Schneider Trophy race in Naples

Supermarine S6B, labelled as S1596, and the Royal Aerona?
Supermarine S6B, labelled as S1596, and the Royal Aeronautical Society?s Nash aircraft collection at the 1957 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at Wisley on 15 September

Supermarine Spitfire - The magnificent weapon in the RAFs arsenal throughout the Second World War - enormously effective during the Battle of Britain. Several variant models appeared. Date: circa 1940

Supermarine S6B, labelled as S1596, and the Royal Aeronautical Societys Nash aircraft collection at the 1957 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at Wisley

Crowds on Southsea beach watching Flt Lt Boothman in a Supermarine S6B flying round the course to win the 1931 Schneider Trophy race, 13 September 1931

Supermarine Scimitar, XD212

Supermarine 544 N113, WT859, which became the Scimitar

An 803 Squadron Supermarine Scimitar during sea trials aboard HMS Ark Royal

Supermarine 544 N113 during trials aboard HMS Ark Royal

Supermarine 525, VX138

Supermarine 544 N113, WT854, which became the Scimitar

The Supermarine 508, VX133, is escorted by the second prototype Swift, VV119, in its later Type 535 guise. This Swift went on to star as Prometheus in the film Sound Barrier

Supermarine 508, VX136

The tail of Supermarine 508, VX136

Supermarine 508

Supermarine Sea Eagle

Supermarine Swift F7 fitted with Fireflash air-to-air missiles

Supermarine Swift FR5 XD905
Supermarine Swift FR5, XD905

An early Supermarine Swift on the production line

Early Supermarine Swifts on the production line, including: VV119, WJ965, WK194 and WK195

Supermarine Swift F4 WK198
Supermarine Swift F4, WK198

The rear fuselage of Supermarine Swift F4 WK198
The rear fuselage of Supermarine Swift F4, WK198

Supermarine Swift F4 WK198 on test
Supermarine Swift F4, WK198, on test before the World Airspeed Record attempt

The first production Supermarine Swift F1 WK194
The first production Supermarine Swift F1, WK194

Supermarine Type 541 Swift WJ965
Supermarine Type 541 Swift, WJ965

Supermarine Type 535 VV119
Supermarine Type 535, VV119

Supermarine Type 510 VV106 during rehearsals
Supermarine Type 510, VV106, during rehearsals for the 1949 SBAC show at Farnborough. Date: 1949

Supermarine Attacker F1 WA471
Supermarine Attacker F1, WA471

The first naval Supermarine Attacker TS413
The first naval Supermarine Attacker, TS413

The first naval Supermarine Attacker TS413 during trials
The first naval Supermarine Attacker, TS413, during trials aboard HMS Illustrious

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