Widgeon Collection

Westland Widgeon IIIA, G-aGH

An Afternoon At Home at a Modern Flying Club by Johns
Representative types of British light aeroplanes flying over a typical modern aerodrome. The green monoplane on the left is a Westland Widgeon

Westland Widgeon IIIA, G-aGH

Westland Widgeon IIIA, G-aGH

Westland Widgeon IIIA, G-aGH

Grumman G-44A Widgeon N44CH - FP469
Grumman G-44A Widgeon N44CH / FP469 (msn 1454) Date: circa 2000

Grumman G-44A Widgeon ZK-CFA (msn 1439), of N.Z. Tourist Air Travel Ltd, at Mechanic's Bay, NZ. Date: 1964

Westland Widgeon G-APTW
Westland S-51 Series 2 Widgeon G-APTW (msn WA/H/150), of Westland Aircraft Limited, in the colours of Executair, which leased it from June 1959. Date: circa 1959

Westland WS. 51 Srs. 2 Widgeon G-APPS
Westland WS.51 Srs.2 Widgeon G-APPS (msn WA/H/3), of British United Airways 1960-1961. The first prototype, G-ALIK, was brought up to full Widgeon standard

Grumman G. 44 Widgeon N4617
Grumman G.44 Widgeon N4617 (msn 1364), which is seen after being re-engined with Lycoming GO-435 six-cylinder, horizontally opposed engines of around 212 hp. Date: circa 1960

Grumman G. 44 Widgeon N4617N
Grumman G.44 Widgeon N4617N Date: 1950s

Westland-Sikorsky WS-51 Mk. 1A G-ALIK
Westland-Sikorsky WS-51 Mk.1A G-ALIK (msn WA/H/3) at the Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party on 15th June 1952. In the background can be seen British European Airways Bell 47B-3 G-AKFB

RTAF Museum - Widgeon
Liaison Type 6 - Grumman G.44A Widgeon in the Royal Thai Air Force Museum at Don Mueang Royal Thai Air Force Base. Date: 1970s / 1980s

Grumman J4F Widgeon of US Coast Guard that came under US Navy jurisdiction in wartime

The Water Crawl Widgeon by Heath Robinson
The " Water Crawl" Widgeon - bluffing device on the Norfolk jungle. Another mind-boggling idea from the inventive mind of William Heath Robinson

Westland Widgeon III, G-AUGI / VH-UGI
Westland Widgeon III, G-AUGI/VH-UGI, is still airworthy

Westland Widgeon IIIA, G-aFD, Miss Ethyl, of the Anglo-American Oil Co

Fully-enclosed cabin temporarily fitted to Westland Widgeon
A fully enclosed cabin was temporarily fitted to Westland Widgeon III, G-EBRO

Westland Widgeon III, G-EBRL

Westland Widgeon III

Westland Widgeon I

Westland Widgeon II, G-EBJT

Wackett Widgeon model

Wackett Widgeon

Wackett Widgeon, G-EAKB

The Goliah steamer paying out the electric wire
The first submarine electric telegraphic despatch from Dover to Cape Grinez, near Calais. Here, the cable is laid out as the Goliah steam ship sails from England to France

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