Reading between the lines, it looks as if it has been sold – to someone who has also placed a P40C with them….
Bruce
Tony Raftis
http://www.provenancefightersales.com/company.htm
[Thanks to Mr X for the ‘heads-up’ link 🙂 ]
RE P7112
For this aircraft I have conflicting info..
a reference to “Blown over by gust on landing and wing hit ground; over- turned, Fairwood Common, 14.3.42”
and “Cat AC ROS 12.2.42 (probably damaged during operations during Channel Dash)”
But as it was aircraft was with 263 Sqn at the time (not 137 Sqn) the Channel Dash comment is probably wrong..
I know the top date is March and has same description as P7108 . But the letter says 2 accidents in 2 days…. So I wonder if the date is wrong and the blown over accident was 12.2.42 as the ates fit…
Also does anyone know what ROS means?
A Hurricane?
or a Mew Gull Replica??
Stu Goldspink
Mike
Thanks for confirming that…..
Paul
That definatley Anson!! Wonder What else is there…? Does that wing section look like Sea Fury?
That would be an Anson 18…
If you look here there are all sorts of possible goodies!!!!
http://www.worldairforces.com/Countries/afghanistan/afg.html
Key pay £20.00 for a colour photo in any of their mags (used to be £25.00 🙁 )
Ah… Squeeze the supplier, to maintain margins…
Sorry been on my current day job too long….
There are at least two different airframes there ……….
PS Have you noticed the Concorde picture has been pixilated?
This is NOT me, but this guy has been very lucky with his Car Boot purchases!
(I am very jealous!)
http://www.stuffwelove.co.uk/flightdeck.htm
http://www.stuffwelove.co.uk/superflightdeck.htm
Look at the video on
Mark V..
I think you missed the point a bit…
I wasn’t ‘having a go’ (can you see any complaint in my posting?) of course they can use the material off their own forum..
I was just pointing that it had been used (and acknowledged) as the source of the story…
Paul
All this stuff is off Z2505 which crashed into Loch Oich in 1941 and was recovered sometime ago… In the 1980s????
You can download a scanned version of the ORB’s for these Squadrons from here!
http://presentations.uib.no/pls/portal/!NAFA.Y_TABELL_910.show
I saw that picture.. I wondered if it could be ID’d as well..
Don’t want to be picky.. But Concorde, was only tecnically around ‘50%’ British… The clue is in the namE…..
OK – If you include the engines it may be more…. But still not 100% British.. Unlike some of the other choices. Still it is a design classic.. But I voted Spitfire!