Vampire Collection (page 4)

Six types of bat: Flying Fox, Vampire Bat, Parti-Coloured or Rearmouse, Long-Eared, Horseshoe Bat, and Flying Lemur Bat

Vampire Bats / Darwin
A vampire bat (desmodus d orbignyi) caught at the back of Darwins house in Chile, South America

Electric Vampire
THE ELECTRIC VAMPIRE (F H Power) - insect produced by electricity (based on Crosses experiments) The monster claims a victim

Vickers FB26 Vampire completed in May 1917, this was the last of a line of Vickers pusher engined fighters Only a handful built

Derry, John, tp Squadron Ldr (RAF Ret d) + DH Vampire

De Havilland DH100 Vampire I -the type was too late to see wartime service

Greater false vampire bat, Megaderma lyra, and trident leaf-nosed bat, Asellia tridens.. Handcolored copperplate stipple engraving from Frederic Cuviers Dictionary of Natural Science: Mammals, Paris

de Havilland Vampire FB5 VZ840
de Havilland Vampire FB5, VZ840

The third prototype SNCASE Mistral (lincensed de Havilland Vampire)

First pre-production de Havilland DH115 Vampire Trainer T11
The first pre-production de Havilland DH115 Vampire Trainer T11, WW458

The Vampire Trainer development aircraft WZ419
The Vampire Trainer development aircraft, WZ419, with the clear-view canopy, ejector seats, dorsal fairings and other modifications adopted in production from the 144th aircraft

The prototype de Havilland DH115 Vampire Trainer G-5-7
The prototype de Havilland DH115 Vampire Trainer, G-5-7

Prototype de Havilland DH113 Vampire night fighter G-5-2
The prototype de Havilland DH113 Vampire night fighter, G-5-2

de Havilland Sea Vampire F20 VG701
de Havilland Sea Vampire F20, VG701

de Havilland Vampire FB5 VV454
de Havilland Vampire FB5, VV454, fitted with reheat, at Farnborough in September 1949. Date: 1949

The Ghost-engined de Havilland Vampire F1 TG278
The Ghost-engined de Havilland Vampire F1, TG278, at Farnborough on 12 September 1948. Date: 1948

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