Is your unknown fuselage chunk a Sea Baliol?

John

Yes, most three blade metal airscrews on british early war aeroplanes were DH built Hamiltons (including Spitfires and Hurricanes but with American (Rolls-Royce)rotation). The later ROTOL (ROlls-BrisTOL) props found favour with british engine companies over the DH produced Hamilton Hydromatics.

John

It is as others have said a Gemini and possibly the prototype GUS, as this toured Europe extensively in the very early years after the war. GUS can be identified by having large square rear windows rather than the teardrop shapes of the production examples if this can be ascertained on the original photo.

John

It’s a Sullivan model K3 Crested Harpy.

John

Cream and Red were favoured colours by Miles Aircraft, GUS I’m sure was overall Cream.

Here is the relevant page from Harboros Miles a/c. Showing two styles of reg.

John

Perhaps losses in/over the Wash and brought into Kings Lynne and hence to Marham.

John

Here’s one that shouldn’t be too difficult.

John

Hanriot 180

John