Plea for Proctor pics

Dustyone–

They’re not in a digital format (yet) but I do have a few shots of the mortal remains of the one-off Proctor 6, CF-EHF, when it was here in the Hamilton area about twenty years ago. Drop me a line and I’ll get them scanned to CD and email them to you if you like. The Proctor remains are apparently still held by the Wings Of Flight collection in Markham, Ontario.

That’s a fascinating snap of the “Proctuka” BTW…I think it’s the first shot I’ve seen showing the thing in the air…so it really could and did fly!

S.

Percival Vega Gull K79 G-AFBR. Crashed at Luton Airport prior to vist of Percival”s 1/6/1938.Owned by Indian Development Corporation of Bombay. Pilot Sir Alastair McRobert and two passengers killed.

…and one from the Battle of Britain film in 1968 and thankfully not in the final cut.

Mark

Image from the collection of the late Robert Rudhall, with apologies to an unknown photographer.

Merry Christmas.

Mark

Proctor pics

I’ve dangled the bait, just waiting for a bite!!!!

Proctors et al

Kind sole? … Gulls, Petrels … sounds a bit fishy to me.