Its 1950 or later based on Heron G-ALZL registered 3/1950 (G-INFO)…. but the Brab was at the 1950 and 1951 show….googling Farnborough 1950, 1951, 1952 brings up youtubes and Pathe/Shell newsreels to help the detectives 🙂
I would think the camera was a bit better than a Box Brownie perhaps with a better lens and adjustable faster shutter

Dallas

Stills from LIFE mag on.

http://images.google.com/images?q=kennedy+rickerby+dallas+&q=source%3Alife

Grey area….Is there any way to increase the memory space for attachments or is the only solution deletion of old posts?

3 pre-digital shots

G-BOAA 1st service to Bahrein, 21Jan76….747s, G-AWNH in delivery BOAC scheme, G-AWNM first 747 delivered in BA scheme, in the distance hybrid BOAC colours with British Airways title about 1974….BAe 146s or Avros or whatever at LCY at dawn Jan2006 (about the last time I used film!)

Re old shots

Thanks to abutcher1985 for tolerating my old junk…at least with the thumbnail attachments you can skip them if you’re not interested!…I must say I’m jealous of the fantastic quality even moderately priced cameras give nowadays…. the downside is the lack of access at modern airports…so blue sky shots (e.g. Myrtle Avenue !) dominate.

The Caravelle shot was Myrtle Avenue, the 707 roof deck Orly, the Transall Paris Air Show 1975, they flew the internal French Night Mail service, the Concorde Paris Air Show 1975, it was a production standard airframe that never went into service I believe

I bought a Coolscan and and couldn’t get round the dust pick-up problem… a medium price flat bed like the Epson 4490 or the dearer 4990 is the answer in the real world

The Draken was a brilliant design, read Early Supersonic Fighters of the West by Bill Gunston .The Viggen was the first Swedish fighter to appear at Farnborough in 1972

Ian Dury Film

Probably the most important musician and band on the edge of Rock that Britain produced…I was listening to the guitar solo on ‘Clever Trevor’ on R2 yesterday…unbelievably sophisticated playing…I bet several of his tracks are still banned on the BBC….must see the film