I have seen photos of Polikarpov I-15/ I-53 and I-15.
Dave
I hope my son will take over my collection. I would rather see him sell things than give to a museum. I have given to museums in the past only for the items to disapear. I also have seen archivist’s get rid of things they dont like and when museum policies change due to new management. I have found its better to sell, at least the person who pays money for the item should look after it. I never use to think this way but have learnt a few things over the last 15 years.
Dave
Nice one, I only have a broken Luton Minor prop on my living room wall and a German first world prop blade just behind the TV.
Dave
They are both very good museums. I went to them last september.
Dave
My son said the San Diego aerospace museum. We drove there from Ontario ca, just north of Chino for the day.
Dave
Oxford to me.
The only one i can find in coastal command losses, 19 January 1940.
502 sdn Anson 1 N5050 YG-B. convoy escort. Base Hooton Park
F/O Garrett injured
Sgt H C Mooorby killed
Ac1 R Beattie injured
LAC T C McClure injured.
Lost control in snow storm and the anson spun onto the foreshore at 09.00hrs some 4 miles east of Rhyl.
Dave
Many thats for that. The air displays where a bit more lively then. It was around the mid 1960’s when i first went to Old Warden for the first time. My father started going there as a young boy before he moved to Dunstable in 1935. He still remebers seeing his first aircraft landing at Old Warden. He is still working on the gliders there!
Dave
The Hurricane looks like its in RAf camouflage, I dont remeber it in camouflage until it was used in the Battle of Britain film, but i could be wrong. When i first started to go there it was silver doped.
Dave
Is that the RAF museums Wellington in the back ground at about 1m minute , 3 seconds in?
Dave
The only thing I know about Brayfield. Is that we use to watch Banger Racing their in the early 1970s
Dave
Its listed as of a BE2C or DH6 in WW1 British Aeroplane Propellers.
Dave
The only AVIA 40P that i knew in the country was restored by the late Mike Birch 10-15 years ago at Booker for a frenchman Mr Ragot. I believe was his name. I met him once when he came to my father’s workshop to look at the Dunstable Minimoa. I dont know what happened to the glider when it went back to France.
Dave
My father saw the half scale Stirling at RAF Stradishall, when he was at an ATC camp. He wrote a letter to the ‘Aeroplane Spotter’ which was published with a picture of the aircraft.
Dave
SU-2 Corsair 1932.
Dave