Neville Browning

Anyone have a pic of Neville Browning – the barnstormer and display pilot of the 1960s and seventies?… I’m in need of one for a friend, not for any commercial use! According to Barry Tempest, who I have already been in con act with – ‘He died at Seething, Norfolk in his Zlin 326 while doing a half reverse Cuban in very poor visibility giving him a false low horizon so he did not achieve enough height before pulling around the 5/8th of a positive loop, without enough height to complete the figure. He would have died instantly. It was a practice flight before the display on the following day.
Neville had flown with the Barnstormers on many occasions in the Zlin, which was the first of the type in the UK. A great showman, however he came unstuck at Tollerton after one of our displays, on his departure for home. He had a habit of rolling inverted immediately after takeoff at around 20 feet agl while raising the undercarriage. On this occasion he did it and the engine stopped just after his half roll. With the gear up he just had time to roll upright and land with an expensive scraping noise. I am not sure but I think his dog may have bit him after the ‘landing’. Neville had failed to check the fuel was on before take off and it ran out at a most inopportune moment. Expensive,,, you bet.’

Any help is greatly appreciated!