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RAAF De Havilland Tiger moth production - Mascot, NSW

Tiger Moth plane crashed in Turton Road, New Lambton; pilot Alan Kerle uninjured

RAAF Tiger Moth production line - Mascot, NSW

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]

31. TEAL flying boat 'Awarua'

78. David Macarthur-Onslow's flying suit

33. Qantas flying boat 'Coolangatta'

Hood Collection part II : [Aviation]

Contains family portraits (including some by Harold Cazneaux) as well as photographs of aircraft, pilots & activities of the Aero Club & Narrandera Training Centre. Also includes some interiors and portraits of Sir Thomas Hughes as Lord Mayor of Sydney

Forms part of MLMSS 1222 manuscript collection

5. Sir Thomas Hughes

7. Sir Thomas Hughes

6. Sir Thomas Hughes

Series 06: Hughes family papers: pictorial material

Defence series / photograph[s] by R.A.A.F. Directorate of Public Relations
1. Avro trainer biplane: note blind-flying hood in position over rear cockpit [no. 108]
2. Tiger Moths: standard elementary trainers throughout the Royal Australian Air Force, in squadron formation [no. 109]
3. Precision flying: instructors demonstrate accurate echelon formation in sturdy Avro trainer biplanes [no.115]
4. Avro Anson monoplanes, used throughout Australia as the standard type of twin-engined trainer;  previously ... used extensively on coastal patrol work [no. 116]
5. Hawker Demon biplanes continue to give excellent service as intermediate trainers [no. 120]
6. Line abreast formation by pilots of three Avro trainers [no. 123]
Rose series
7. Elizabeth Street, Sydney, N.S.W., [ca. 1938] [P.5634]
Kodak postcard
8. Bondi Beach, N.S.W., [ca. 1938]

Postcards : Defence series ; Elizabeth Street, Sydney ; Bondi Beach, N.S.W.

139-141. Black range road, Burrinjuck. A suspension bridge to a rickety barn, 1935
142. The shearing shed, Bowning, N.S.W. 1946
143. Bush home (since demolished), Bowning, N.S.W.
144. Pearce's shearing shed, Bowning, N.S.W.
145-146. Girl with lamb, Pearce, Bowning, N.S.W.
147. Old Parliament House, Canberra 1940
148. View over Manuka, Canberra Red Hill 1946
149. Chainman on survey, Comboyne, N.S.W. 1936
150. Mount York, Hartley 1949
151-152. Krambach, N.S.W. 1936 
153-154. Ploughman, Krambach, N.S.W. 1936
155-157. Farmer, Krambach, N.S.W. 1937
158. Farm near Dyer's Crossing, Krambach, N.S.W. 1939
159. Tiding's Trail, Picton 1936
160-161. Believe it or not - they were landing at Broadmeadow Showground, Newcastle 1935
162. Wagga - the first aerodrome - Salmon's Paddock 1932. Royal Aero Club, Gypsy Moth VH UFV named Oswald Watt
163. Gypsy Moth named Oswald Watt. Salmon's Paddock, Wagg Wagga 1932
164. Oswald Watt, Royal Aero Club, Gypsy Moth VH UFV at Wagga winter of 1933
165. Country road, north of Wingham, N.S.W. 1938
166. Goldfields, Yalwal, N.S.W.

[Athol Moore photonegatives of country areas of New South Wales and Canberra]

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RAAF De Havilland Tiger moth production - Mascot, NSW

Tiger Moth plane crashed in Turton Road, New Lambton; pilot Alan Kerle uninjured

Tiger Moth plane crashed in Turton Road, New Lambton; pilot Alan Kerle uninjured

RAAF Tiger Moth production line - Mascot, NSW

Hood Collection part II : [Aviation]

Tiger Moth plane crashed in Turton Road, New Lambton; pilot Alan Kerle uninjured

Series 06: Hughes family papers: pictorial material

Postcards : Defence series ; Elizabeth Street, Sydney ; Bondi Beach, N.S.W.

[Athol Moore photonegatives of country areas of New South Wales and Canberra]

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