1930s aircraft crash Broxbourne Herts

Date: 24-MAR-1934
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Type: de Havilland DH.60 Moth
Operator: private
Registration: G-EBWT
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Location: Nazeing – United Kingdom
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After being contacted by Dustyone I did some searching on the net regarding the old Nazeing/Broxbourne airfield.

The only thing that kept on popping up was Leslie Kimm’s books “Wings over Nazeing” vol 1 & 2 and no other information or history.

So this looks like a trip down the library next year.

Brian.

Try the Stapleford Flying Club at Stapleford Tawney – they took over the assets of the pre-war Herts & Essex Aero Club. When I learnt to fly with them back in the 1970s they had some magnificent scrapbooks which were packed with photos & cuttings from Broxbourne in the 1930s – they may still have them.

Just a guess

http://www.goldenyears.ukf.net/reg_G-E4.htm

How about G-EBVK DH.60X Moth Crashed Broxbourne 6.7.37

After being contacted by Dustyone I did some searching on the net regarding the old Nazeing/Broxbourne airfield.

The only thing that kept on popping up was Leslie Kimm’s books “Wings over Nazeing” vol 1 & 2 and no other information or history.

So this looks like a trip down the library next year.

Brian.

it should be in ‘wings over Nazing’ by Leslie Kimm, great little book if your into history.

online part copy…
http://davidstockman.co.uk/WON-Pages.pdf