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Gloster Meteor F.4, VT328, operated by No. 263 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Church Fenton, North Yorkshire, 1950 - overall silver.
Gloster Meteor F4, VW256/P'20, operated by No. 207 Advanced Flying School, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Yeadon, West Yorkshire, 1952 - overall silver, with yellow trainer bands (not included). Gloster Meteor F4, '464' operated by 3. Naval Air Flotilla, Royal Danish Naval Air Service, b...
Gloster Meteor F.4 - EE455, known as 'The Yellow Peril' or 'Forever Amber', flown by Gloster chief test pilot, Eric Greenwood to beat the air speed record, November 1945. Scheme is overall high gloss Trainer Yellow. Note lack of aerial masts and faired over gun ports.
Gloster Meteor F.4, Y9-5, operated by No.323 Squadron, Royal Netherlands Air Force, based at Leeuwarden, 1950's.
Scheme is overall silver with the nose tip in ...
McDonnell F-4B Phantom- US Navy
1. F-4B Phantom, 150634/NG201, VF-92 'Silver Kings', USS Enterprise, July 1966.
2. F-4B Phantom, 151008/AA106, VF-11 'Red Rippers', USS Forrestal, summer 1970.
3. F-4B Phantom, 152246/AB101, VF-14 'Top Hatters', USS John F. Kennedy, circa 1972.
4. F-4B Phantom, 152249/NK302, VF-143 'Pukin' Dogs', NAS Miramar, September 1966.
5. F-4B Phantom, 151491/AG204, VF-84 'Jolly Rogers', USS Independe...
Gloster Meteor F.4, VT328, operated by No. 263 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Church Fenton, North Yorkshire, 1950 - overall silver.
Gloster Meteor F4, VW256/P-20, operated by No. 207 Advanced Flying School, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Yeadon, West Yorkshire, 1952 - overall silver, with yellow trainer bands (not included).
Gloster Meteor F.4, '464' operated by 3. Naval Air Flotilla, Royal Danish Naval Air Service,...
US Navy McDonnell F-4B Phantoms
F-4B Phantom, 150634/NG201, VF-92 'Silver Kings', USS Enterprise, July 1966.
F-4B Phantom, 151008/AA106, VF-11 'Red Rippers', USS Forrestal, summer 1970.
F-4B Phantom, 152246/AB101, VF-14 'Top Hatters', USS John F. Kennedy, circa 1972.
F-4B Phantom, 152249/NK302, VF-143 'Pukin' Dogs', NAS Miramar, September 1966.
F-4B Phantom, 151491/AG204, VF-84 'JollyRogers', USS Independence, November, ...
Gloster Meteor F.4- EE455, known as 'The Yellow Peril' or 'Forever Amber', flown by Gloster chief test pilot, Eric Greenwood to beat the air speed record, November 1945.
Scheme is overall high gloss Trainer Yellow. Note lack of aerial masts and faired over gun ports.
Gloster Meteor F.4, Y9'5, operated by No.323 Squadron, Royal Netherlands Air Force, based at Leeuwarden, 1950's.
Scheme is overall silver with the nose tip i...
Gloster Meteor F.4, VT328, operated by No. 263 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Church Fenton, North Yorkshire, 1950 - overall silver.
Gloster Meteor F4, VW256/P'20, operated by No. 207 Advanced Flying School, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Yeadon, West Yorkshire, 1952 - overall silver, with yellow trainer bands (not included).
Gloster Meteor F4, '464' operated by 3. Naval Air Flotilla, Royal Danish Naval Air Service, ...
Wehrmacht Personal Equipment 1938-1940: Enlisted Men: Part Three.
1. Identity tags.
2. Fastening strap for Walther P38 holster.
3. Walther P38 holsters.
4. Infantry assault badges.
5. Pouches for gas sheets. These came in several colours and finishes.
5b. Thickening components for items #5. Dependant on colour, attach one each to back face of each single part (#5) ensuring coloured face is outwards. *Care is advised.
6....
Southend Airport Size 675mm x 675mm
Formation and early years
Southend Airport can trace its ancestry back to the Great War when it was established by the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) in 1915. It was briefly passed over to the Royal Navy Air Service (RNAS) in the same year with limited flying duties being carried out. In 1916 the airfield passed back to RFC control when it became RFC Rochford and used as a training centre f...
London Gatwick Airport Size 675mm x 675mm
Founding and early years
Today, Gatwick airport is one of the United Kingdom's major airport hubs, second only to Heathrow.
Originally, partially the area now occupied by the airport was a racecourse, and was founded in 1891. From 1907, a golf course was added but this closed shortly after the end of the Great War. During the late 1920's the land adjacent to the course was ...