‘Another interesting Percival that may still exist locally, in part at least, is the one-off Proctor 6, CF-EHF, a folding-wing floatplane variant built for the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1946. It ended up (on wheels) in the Jack Arnold collection, but by the time Jack got it it had been stored outdoors for a number of years and was sadly very far gone. Circa 1986 it was acquired by Allan Rubin, another collector, then based at Mt.Hope (Hamilton) and today mainly based at Markham north of Toronto. Last time I spoke with Mr Rubin he still had the remains of the unique Proctor in storage…but that was ten years ago. (BTW Mr Rubin also had a beautiful Miles Hawk at that time and I believe he also still has that, safely stored somewhere here in southern Ontario…)
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S.
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=53369 #12

There is a photo of it flying on page 109 on A J Jackson’s British Civil Aircraft since 1919 Volume 3 , captioned “The Hudson’s Bay Company’s one-off Proctor 6 floatplane CF-EHF flying near the famous Ashford railway, Kent, while on a test flight from Rochester as X-1 in June 1946”.

Thanks! Great! Could you make a scan of this photo for me?