31. TEAL flying boat 'Awarua'

Sam Hood : photographic collection, 1916-ca.1955

1. J.C.C. Marduel, [Caudron biplane], July 1915
2. [William Hart, Ascot Racecourse, 15 June 1912]
3. [Wizard Stone's Bleriot type monoplane in flight] c1912
4. [Aviator A B Wizard Stone in Bleriot type monoplane] c1912
5-6. [Group welcomes Elly Beinhorn in Sydney, after Berlin to Darwin flight, 1932]
7. [F.C. Chichester & Boyce]
8-9. H. MacKechnie [sic, i.e. McCechnie], Harold Durant & Jimmy Moir [fill balloon with hydrogen]
10-11. [Crowd welcomes Kingsford-Smith after Trans-Pacific flight, 1928]
12-13. [Unidentified Ryan monoplane and hangar]
14-15. Ryan [B.1 Brougham, VH-UIZ] of Dave Smith prior to hop-off for England
16-17. Ill-fated plane [Ryan B.1 Brougham Aotearoa] in which Hoad & Moncrieff lost their lives in air attempt to be the first to cross the Tasman from Australia to N.Z. [before take-off]
18. [Amy Johnson with Ross & Keith Smith Vickers Vimy bomber in hangar, 1934]
19-24. [Jean Batten, including her arrival at Mascot in Percival P.3 Gull, 13 October 1936]
25. [RAF Short S.8/8 "Rangoon" S1433 which flew to Melbourne for their Centenary, Farm Cove, 1934]
26-30. [R. Rogers & L.A. Yancey land Consolidated Model 28 "Guba" (NC777) after Port Moresby-Sydney, 1750 miles in 11.5 hrs with 3 crew and 4 passengers, 4.45 PM, 23.11.1938]
31-32. [Trans-Empire Airways (TEAL) Short Empire flying boats Awarua (ZK-AMC) and Aotearoa (ZK-AMA), Rose Bay]
33-34. [Qantas Short Empire flying boats "Coolangatta" (VH-ABB) and "Cooee" (VH-ABF) at the new Rose Bay Flying Base, 20 June 1936]
35-36. [DH 84 Dragon (VH-AAC ?) of WRC ?]
37. [Monospar (VH-UST) "Narromine Wasp" of Western & Southern Provincial Airlines (WASP)]
38-40. [D.F. Collins and D.S. Wylie fly the first GAL Monospar VH-USN into Australia from UK and talk with the Shell representative, 1 February 1935 (see Labor Daily)]
41. General Aircraft Monospar ST-11 (VH-USN), built by General Aircraft Ltd (GAL) with pilots Collins and Wylie, Australia, February 1935, Sam Hood
42. [Executives with unidentified biplane, ca.1929]
43. [Captain F.W. Follett, Miss E.M. Follett and mechanic with Aero Club Airco DH 9]
44. [Three RAAF aviators with Airco DH 9 biplane] (also at: Home & away - 13571)
45-46. [Dick Allen & Capt. Follett (or Pat Levy ?) (with Miss E. Follett) and Aero Club biplane]
47-48. [Young aviators and friends with DH 60 biplane]
49. [Capt. Frank Hawks gives a talk on the film "The mysterious pilot", Sydney Showground exhibit]
50. [All Australian aeroplane of Don Saville (engineer May Bradford), 1 May 1934, Grace Bros., Broadway (ref. Sydney exposures / Alan Davies)]
51-54. [Royal Mail DC-2 "Bungana" VH-USY of Holyman's Airways, ca. 1936]
55. [Amy Johnson's DH 60G Moth G-AAAH lands in Sydney, 1930]
56-57. [l to r: Evelyn Follett, Bobbie Terry, Margaret Skelton, Amy Johnson, Alice Upfold, Freda Deaton, Phyllis Arnott, Margaret Riordan (photograph in Flypast, p.63)]
58-61. [Amy Johnson in Sydney - 1929/30 Morris Isis Six Tourer]
62. [Airflite Ltd. hangar]
63. [DH 60 Moth VH-UAE, first registered as G-AUAE to C.A.B.]
64. Viscomte Rene de Champs de Verneix [Charles D. Verneilh (?), DH 60 Moth VH-UF? and unidentified airman]
65. [Unidentified DC-2]
66. [Unidentified biplanes]
67. [Uncrating the first Avro 10 for A.N.A. at the wharf]
68. [Unidentified air show with two De Havilland biplanes (VH-UFV & VH-UFW) labelled "A" & "B", ca. 1928]
69. [Governor Game, Lady Game and daughter look up at RAAF aeroplane flying]
70. [Junkers JU-87 "Lawrence Hargrave" VH-UYA, May 1937]
71-72. [DH 50A biplane G-AUEJ of LAS Co.]
73-74. [Junkers A.50 Junior VH-UNO of Lumb & Henry Goya which crashed at Manly, 1930]
75-76. ["Canberra" G-AUHW DH 61 Giant Moth of Les Holden]
77. [Aborigines with biplane Canberra and Cobham Shell (Darwin) fuel drums (photograph published in Hudson Fysh book), during the search for Southern Cross, Newcastle Waters, 7 Apr 1929]
78. [Detail of modern flying suit of David Macarthur-Onslow with ripcord]
79. [Two men in pith helmets with biplane G-AB?D]
80. [Man with DH 60G Moth G-AUMV of Matthews Aviation Co.]
81. [Two men and four nurses with Moth biplane]
82. [Seaplane VH-UIM of Texaco hoisted by crane at wharf]
83-85. [Loading Genairco seaplane VH-URH, built at Mascot by Tugan Aircraft, for transport by SS Macdhui to Rabaul, 5 April 1934]
86. [Seaplane G-AUCN]
87. [De Havilland biplane "The Sk???" refueling at an air show ?]
88. [Aviators at Mascot, ca. 1920's]
89. ["Oswald Watt" DH Moth and two aviators]
90-100. [Hurley, Moir & Owen's flight from W.A. to London, 5.11.1928, in Ryan B.1 Brougham "Spirit of Australia" G-AUIX]
101. [Unidentified aviator welcomed]
102-103. [Air Force A1-25 Airco DH 9a crashes into Sydney Harbour]                                                  
104-106. [Aeroplane crashes]
107. [Biplane G-AUFH Curtiss Ireland Comet of C.E. McIntosh ?]
108-109. [Biplane G-AARB]
110-111. [RAAF Hawker Australian Demon watched by Light Horse]
112. [VH-UIF, VH-UMZ and two other Moths flying in formation]
113. Sopwith Dove owned in 1933 by Bob Ross of Glebe Point
114. [Unidentified biplane]
115. [Wackett] Warrigal II [with collapsed undercarriage, July-Aug 1930]
116. [Scott & Black, winners of Air Race, 1934 (with Mayor Parker)]
117. [Executives in evening dress and Tugan Gannet in a hangar, 1935]
118. [Pilot in cockpit adjusts control for beacon receiver]
119. [VH-UMZ DH 60M Moth "Gay Caballero" of K.Wedgewood and VH-UIF moth of F.K. Bardesley (see also no. 112)]
120-121. [Pilot K.A. Virtue and group with Avro 10 "City of Grafton" VH-UMH of WEA at night]
122-125. [New England Airways' Lismore-Brisbane and Brisbane-Sydney service with two men and two women]
126-127. [Five women in overcoats and pilot K.A. Virtue with New England Airways aeroplane]
128. [Man in harness using a motion picture camera in aeroplane]
129. [Monospar with "McWilliams" under the wing]
130. [Monospar with "MAX" under the wing]
131-132. [Group of men with one of the "Southern" ANA Avro 10 aircraft]
133. [ANA Avro 10 VH-UMH "Southern Sky" at Mascot]
134. [ANA Avro 10 VH-UMF "Southern Cloud" in flight;  note cameraman]
135. [Unidentified men with prop of aeroplane]
136. [Percival Gull G-ADPR of Jean Batten, Oct 1936]
137. [Holding the tailplane down]
138-140. [ANA flight attendant Al Thomas, 7 January 1937 (ref. NCY 35/514-515 and Home & away videodisc, frames 13630-13631)]
141-142. [Jim Broadbent, his wife and DH 80A aeroplane "My Hildergarde" VH-UQO in which he attempted to fly to England]
143-144. [Jim Broadbent's DH 82 Tiger Moth "??? Audrey" VH-UVZ]
145. [C.A. (Arthur) Butler lands his Comper Swift G-ABRE in Bathurst, 1931]
146. Lithgow Showground, Sunday: C.A. Butler lands in his home town after breaking the England to Aust. air record [Comper Swift G-ABRE, 1931]
147. [DH Moth of Porter's Aerial Transport, with ads for Memorial Air Meeting (November 20th), the film "With Byrd at the South Pole", and, DH "Gypsy" engine as used by Kingsford-Smith London-Australia, foyer, Prince Edward Theatre, 1927 ?]
148. [Fake photograph of Klemm L.25-1 VH-ULU, first owned by Mrs. Ittershagen, in flight]
149-152. [Elly Beinhorn after Berlin-Aust. flight in Klemm Kl-26, December 1931]
153. [Francis Chichester shakes hands with unidentified man]
154. [Unidentified biplane VH-?EJ]
155. [DH biplane G-AARB]
156-157. [DH 60G Moth VH-UWB, first registered to W.E. Brown]
158. [Unidentified DH Gypsy Moth biplane]
159-161. [RAAF Westland Wapitis]
162. [Three unidentified RAAF biplanes in flight]
163-164. [Five unidentified DH biplanes in flight]
165. [VH-UIV, first registered as G-AUIV, Avro Avian of Les Holden ?]
166. [Biplane G-AUFH Curtiss Ireland Comet of C.E. McIntosh ?, (see also no.107)]
167. [Group of 7 aviators, including H.T. "Bunny" Hammond, Jack Hunt, Jim Broadbent and F.W. Follett, and DH biplane]
168. [DH 60G VH-UKJ of Matthews AVN]
169. ["Miss Southern Cross" ? see also no.198]
170. [Adjusting the parachute on David Macarthur-Onslow's flying suit]
171. [Aviator in fur-lined leather flying suit]
172. [Ulm flies Mrs Buttenshaw in an ANA biplane to the official opening of Walsh Island Aerodrome]
173. [ANA Douglas DC-2 "Kyeema" VH-UYC]
174. [Sydney Harbour Bridge from biplane]
175. [Silhouette of unidentified biplane and monoplane in flight]
176. [Koolhoven FK41 aircraft (registered as VH-ULX to Mrs Bobbie Terry in 1929, the first woman in Australia to own her own aircraft. The Koolhoven was later built in Great Britain as a Desoutter)]
177. Arrival of Bert Hinkler at Mascot;  [he is] with his mother, sister, brother [G-EBOV, 11 March 1928]
178. [Parachutist and biplane in flight]
179. [Unidentified biplane and vintage car]
180-184. [Five RAAF Lockheed Hudsons]
185-186. [Unidentified man and glider labelled "Walther 'Planes"]
187-188. [Boys flying gliders and a glider club competition with trophies]
189. [Bleriot in flight]
190. [Kingsford-Smith's parents and a younger woman, the women in fur coats]
191. [Charles Kingsford-Smith in Air Force uniform with a teenage John Ulm]
192-194. [Kingsford-Smith radio broadcast after a flight, Mascot]
195. "Southern Cross" returns to Mascot after disastrous Tasman flight;  note one engine out of action [the famous oil transfer feat of aviation]
196. [Composite photograph of "Southern Cross" VH-USU in flight. Note exhaust pipes over the wings]
197. ["Southern Sun" VH-UNA surrounded by crowd]
198. ["Miss Southern Cross" VH-CKS see also no. 169]
199. Lyon & Warner (crew of "Southern Cross") and US Consul Mr. Lawton, 1928
200. [Kingsford-Smith with two unidentified aviators]
201-204. [Kingsford-Smith with Scott, winner of the 1934 Air Race]
205. [Scott & Black, winners of 1934 Air Race]
206-210. [Arrival C.E. Kaye and H.L. Piper from England 1930];  
211-214. [KNILM (later KLM) crew and Lockheed Model 14 PK-AFO, first regular foreign air service to Australia, 1938]
215. [Scotty Allen]
216. [3 RAAF Avro Type 652A Anson 1]
217. [Marduel's Caudron biplane at Mascot, 1915]

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