Swift Collection (page 5)

Supermarine Swift FR5 XD905
Supermarine Swift FR5, XD905

An early Supermarine Swift on the production line

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

Comper Swift G-ACML powered by a 80hp Pobjoy Niagra radial
Comper Swift, G-ACML, powered by a 80hp Pobjoy Niagra radial

Comper Swift G-ABUA powered by a 80hp Pobjoy Niagra radial
Comper Swift, G-ABUA, powered by a 80hp Pobjoy Niagra radial

Comper Swift prototype G-aRX
Comper Swift prototype, G-aRX

Avro Tudor 5 G-AKCC Star Swift of BSa
Avro Tudor 5, G-AKCC, Star Swift, of BSa

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Two Hawker Hunter F6s and two Supermarine Swift F4s

Aerodramus leucophaeus, Polynesian swiftlet
Ff. 168. Watercolour painting by George Forster annotated Hirundo peruviana and made during Captain James Cooks second voyage to explore the southern continent (1772-75)

Chaetura pelagica, chimney swift
Plate 158 from John James Audubons Birds of America, original double elephant folio (1831-34), hand-coloured aquatint. Engraved, printed and coloured by R. Havell (& Son), London

Auto racing (May 1904). Race for the Gordon Bennett
Auto racing (May 1904).Race for the Gordon Bennett International Trophy. Drawing

AH Woods presents Valeska Suratt in the swift, smart & saucy play, The girl with the whooping cough the latest Paris sensation : by Stanislaus Stange. Date c1910

Crew of HMS Swift in group photo on deck, WW1
The happy crew of HMS Swift, a British high speed destroyer, in a group photo on deck during the First World War. The ship was launched in 1907. Date: 1914-1918

Supermarine Swift
Supermarine 341 Swift jet fighter Date: circa 1950

Argentina - Berisso. Workers leaving the Swift refrigeration faciity or the preservation of chilled beef. Date: circa 1930s

Gulliver / Blefuscudians
Gulliver seizes the enemys fleet - the Blefuscudians. Date: First published: 1726

Gulliver & the Apples
Gulliver & the apples: apples came tumbling about my ears... Date: First published: 1726

Gulliver & Clothes
The Lilliputian tailors measure Gulliver for a new suit of clothes. Date: First published: 1726

Emperor of Lilliput
The Emperor of Lilliput reviews his troops. Date: First published: 1726

The Struldbrugs / Gulliver
GULLIVER IN LUGGNAGG The Struldbrugs live for ever, and are exceedingly unhappy about it, becoming foolish, opinionative, peevish, unloving and unloved... Date: First published: 1726

Laputian Gent Walking
GULLIVER IN LAPUTA A scholar of Laputa, out walking, must be accompanied by a servant who prevents him from accident, so deep is he likely to be in his thoughts. Date: First published: 1726

Doctors car, St Davids, Pembrokeshire, South Wales
The doctors car (a Swift) parked by the Celtic Cross in Cross Square, St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales. A woman looks straight at the camera, while two boys look with interest at the car

Family photo with children in Go-cart
A late Victorian family pose in their backyard, the three children (of decreasing age) sit proudly in their fantastic homemade toy go-cart, entitled Swift

Gulliver & the Yahoos
Gulliver meets a Yahoo

The Belgian Royal family
King Albert of Belgium seen with his family, the Queen Elizabeth, their daughter Princess Marie Jose (left), Prince Charles, Count of Flanders (middle) and Prince Leopold, Duke of Brabant (right)

Scottish girls making shells
Female munitions workers in Scotland depicted in an illustration by A. C. Michael. As it became clear there would be no decisive swift victory for either side in World War I

Ready-To-Wear Suit
For the swift service of those who want something supreme and smart at a moments notice - and it costs only 55 shillings !

John Dennis, Critic
JOHN DENNIS playwright and critic - more successful at the latter than the former; made enemies of Swift and Pope, but wrote well on Shakespeare

Radiator Badges 1926
including such well-known marques as Minerva, Oakland, Rhode, Star, Straker Squire, Swift, Trojan, Unic, Vulcan, and Windsor, not to mention Lea-Francis and Lagonda

1905 Swift motor car next 1930 Swift motor car
Photograph showing the 1905 Swift car beside a modern 8-h.p. Cadet of the same make (both driven by women)

A Hunting Phaeton
Going to Cover. Two huntsmen in their swift carriage travel at pace along a country lane

Gulliver / King / Brobdingna
Gulliver appalls the King wth his account of life in England

Swift (Morris)
(Apus apus)

TWO MOTHS
ORANGE SWIFT MOTH GOAT MOTH with its caterpillar

Gulliver Transported
Gulliver is transported by the Lilliputians: " We rested at night with 500 guards on each side of me, half with torches, & half with bows & arrows."

Jonathan Swift / Moor Park
JONATHAN SWIFT Cottage home next to Moor Park of his friend Esther Johnson, alias Stella

Jonathan Swift / Holl
JONATHAN SWIFT Irish-born churchman and writer

Swift / Thurston
JONATHAN SWIFT Irish-born clergyman and satirist

Jonathan Swift (Wilson)
JONATHAN SWIFT Irish writer, without his wig

Scholar of Laputa
A scholar of Laputa, deep in thought, is attended by a servant whose duty it is to rouse him to a sense of reality should the need arise

Gulliver in Japan
Gulliver, arriving in Japan, shows the officials his letter from the King of Luggnagg, which impresses them mightily

Gulliver / Eagle / House
Gullivers little house is carried away by an eagle

Brobdingnagian Horse
Gulliver marvels at a Brobdingnagian horseman - thirty metres high!

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