G-AIEH at Baginton. NP215 and NP 335 derelict at Exeter 26/8/60. G-AHBA at Speke. OO-ADS at Eastleigh 8/60. NP342 Squires Gate.

Hi Tim, check your PMs!

According to the GINFO site, G-AGOS is currently de-registered. Its long list of owners makes an interesting read. Seen here at Christchurch circa 1962.

The only one I can find at the moment and a bit blurred on a very wet day. Believed at Exeter circa 1965 but I might be wrong on that as I can’t find my notes. Could be Valley!

I consider these photo threads to be one of the delights of the forum, but then one man’s meat is another man’s poison, as they say. If you don’t like ’em, don’t look. And to keep Moggy happy, an Overstrand over the Tay if that bridge is anything to go by.

Martti, I think you are right that these are hand-tinted. I must admit that I accepted them as colour photos when I first saw them. As you say, that T-34 shot is probably German as it has that blue cast similar to others taken at that time.

As for colour film, the last ten minutes of Eisenstein’s epic film, Ivan the Terrible Part 2, is shot on captured stocks of Agfa specially allotted to him in 1945. There is also colour footage of the victory parade in Moscow viewable on YouTube. Presumably still camera film was similarly acquired?

A few more Russian colour photos. I wonder if the T-34 was a victim of Stuka attack?