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Sopwith 2F1 Camel
Two BAC Lightnings escort a Myasishchev M-4 Bison
Two Short Sandringham 5s of BOAC at moorings in Hong Kong, including G-AHZD, Portmarnock, left
The end of the first direct Atlantic flight of Alcock and Browns Vickers Vimy in the Derrygimla bog, Clifden, Co Galway, Ireland, 15 June 1919
Arado Ar234C3
Test pilots and staff RFC Farnborough
Mr Barnard and his dog Dan, who sometimes flew with him, were members of the London Aero Club at Stag Lane Aerodrome
Frederick Handley Page in Bluebird in April 1910. Date: 1910
Lt John Cyril Porte (1884-1919) in his Deperdussin shortly before his accident in the Circuit of Britain in 1911. ???????
Antoinette V skid launching system
Bristol 159 Heavy Bomber study to Spec B1 / 39Bristol 159 Heavy Bomber study to Spec B1/39
Westland jet fighter-bomber design by W E W PetterWestland jet fighter-bomber design by W.E.W. Petter, c.1944
The Westland factory at Yeovil which was called Petters until 1915
At work on a (possibly) Westland Wagtail
Some of the first American-made bombs to arrive in the UK, c.November 1942
A Grumman Hellcat pilotless aircraft is catapulted awayA Grumman Hellcat pilotless aircraft is catapulted off the carrier Shangri-La, off San Diego, California, during tests, c.September 1952
Donating to the mayors Spitfire fund using an unexploded German 500lb bomb. c.November 1940
The de Havilland Stag Lane factory c 1935The de Havilland Stag Lane factory c.1935. Date: circa 1935
A late-production Liberty-engined DH9A, J8462, was converted to a dual trainer built by Westland in 1928
The prototype de Havilland DH9A, B7664, started as a Westland-built DH9
de Havilland factory at Fulham with de Havilland No2 framed up. Geoffrey de Havilland is in the background
A de Havilland Tiger Moth at the Battle of Britain air display at RAF Cranwell, 20 September 1947
S A Bill Thorn, left, and Roy ChadwickS.A. Bill Thorn, left, and Roy Chadwick possibly alongside Avro Tudor 2, G-AGSU. Both were later killed in this aircraft
Gold Cup to be awarded to the winner of the speed race of the MacRobertson Air Race from RAF Mildenhall to Melbourne in 1934
Short Type 184 Seaplane, 8348
Short Type 184 Seaplane
Short Type 184 Seaplane, 8052
Short Type 184 Seaplane, 8073
Short Type 184 Seaplane during torpedo practice