This link may not work as it’s to Pinterest…

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/737183032735085804/

Link to my search results:

https://www.google.com/search?source=univ&tbm=isch&q=finnish+gladiator&…

I don’t know the source of the image but it claims to be Swedish Volunteer Force in, yes, you got it, Finland, 1940.

TBH, Tony, I can’t imagine anyone gets into historic aircraft – except maybe sales brokers – to make money, if there’s cash anywhere it’ll soon vanish up a plane.

Wow, what a stunning  model! I can see from the background that the deux ponts is a favourite of yours – did you build the model, or is it a  period example?

Fascinating to see aircraft that are virtually unknown on this side of La Manche.

If those details are out of date I’m pretty sure that he sells in person at Old Warden events – whether that’s helpful to you or not I can’t say.

Nice pic – a touch of Photoshop on that HAS on the left and it could be wartime colour stock!

That could very easily have been very nasty indeed. Ouch!

Definitely not Atco, propstrike – logo looked more like this at the time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atco_(British_mower_company)
(yes, I know you were being silly!)

Don’t forget that in the early 90s Aeroplane Monthly had coverage on recovered relics (I particularly remember a colour centre spread on the Fw189) that knocked spots off Flypast – it wasn’t always the best! Brenzett museum put me onto that, so must have been 1993.

You are ahead of me, Jeepman!