More info from my harrier expert friend
See also Aeroguide #12 – GR3 & T4
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aeroguide-12-Hawker-Siddeley-Harrier/dp/0946958122/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=Aeroguide+12&qid=1553114365&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull
I have a pdf of the camo diagram from that book
pm me cm_royleAThotmail.com and I will send as an e mail attachment to you. I can’t upload as it exceeds the 300kb limit

Brilliant work! I remember seeing and hearing 3 CAACU Mosquitoes flying from Exeter in the 1950s when I lived in Torquay.
John Terrell in post #8 mentions another Mosquito being built for the Mosquito Pathfinder Trust.
What is the relationship between them and The People’s Mosquito? Are they one and the same? Is there collaboration?

This from an e mail to a friend from Peter Amos regarding the photo.
History of aircraft: c/n 504 M.11A Whitney Straight; colour not recorded. CofA No.6204 issued 27.1.38 (as “SA-SBB”) to the Royal Singapore Flying Club; dd 1.2.38. Regd VR-SBB (CofR 31) 18.3.38 to Royal Singapore Flying Club,Kallang. The Miles Magazine September 1938 reported that: The longest ‘out-and-home’ flight by an aircraft of the Royal Singapore Flying Club was completed on June 22nd, when a fast new machine returned from a trip to Bangkok. The Whitney Straight was chartered and piloted by Mr EC Whiteley who had to visit Siam on business in connection with Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Co Ltd, for whom he is the local representative. To ‘A’ Flight MVAF 1.12.41 with serial 12. Badly damaged in heavy landing Andir, Bandoeng, Java 20.2.42 and abandoned there.

I am posting this from Sheila, John’s daughter;
In the name of the family, I would like to express our gratitude for the posts, the shared memories, the photos.
My father touched so many peoples’ lives in so many ways.
His life and his life’s work are being celebrated and we would like everyone to know what a consolation this is for us.
Our heartfelt thanks,
Sheila Farley

From the CAA G-INFO website

NO REGISTRATION SERIAL NO AIRCRAFT TYPE
1 G-ADKC 8064 DH87B HORNET MOTH
2 G-ADKK 8033 DH87B HORNET MOTH
3 G-ADKL 8035 DH87B HORNET MOTH
4 G-ADKM 8037 DH87B HORNET MOTH
5 G-ADLY 8020 DH87B HORNET MOTH
6 G-ADMT 8093 DH87B HORNET MOTH
7 G-ADND 8097 DH87B HORNET MOTH
8 G-ADNE 8089 DH87B HORNET MOTH
9 G-ADUR 8085 DH87B HORNET MOTH
10 G-AELO 8105 DH87B HORNET MOTH
11 G-AESE 8108 DH87B HORNET MOTH
12 G-AHBL 8135 DH87B HORNET MOTH
13 G-AHBM 8126 DH87B HORNET M

Bicester?
http://bicesterheritage.co.uk/enthusiast/