cos[26] - Gloster "Gladiator"
cos/ROC[26] - post instrument
cos[26] - Boulton Paul Defiant
cos[26] - Fairey FD2
cos[26] - Sopwith 1 1/2 struuter
cos[26] - Sunbeam Arab I engine {2 of 2}
qbm[26] - pay cup
qbm[26] - children at t'mill
qbm[26] - bale of cotton
qbm[26] - line-shafting
qbm[26] - weaving shed
qbm[26] - bobbins
qbm[26] - pre-industrial ...
qbm[26] - brackets
qbm[26] - Aeonium tabuliforme
qbm[26] - centrepiece
qbm[26] - ventilation
qbm[26] - Streptocarpus rexii
qbm[26] - Aeonium arboreum
qbm[26] - drained "dipping" pond [HFF]
qbm[26] - glasshouse "porch"
qbm[26] - kitchen garden
qbm[26] - mini-Iris
cos[26] - one & half strutter
cos[26] - Sopwith "Pup"
cos[26] - Catalina
cos[26] - Nimrod
cos[26] - rainbow
cos[26] - Leopard I [MBT]
cos[26] - Avro York cockpit
cos[26] - seats ...
cos[26] - Armstrong-Whitworth "Argosy" {1 of 2}
cos[26] - Armstrong-Whitworth "Argosy" {2 of 2}
cos[26] - Sikorsky MH53 Pave Low
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cos[26] - Saladin & Scorpion
cos[26] - general service tender {2 of 2}
cos[26] - general service tender {1 of 2}
cos[26] - Trabant
cos[26] - two Alvis products
cos[26] - Avro York
cos[26] - Bloodhound
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cos[26] - missiles & plane that thought it was one…
cos[26] - underneath seating [HBM]
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cos[26] - Hawker Hart (trainer)
Hart Trainer [K-4972] was built by Armstrong Whitworth in 1935. It flew as a training aircraft before being used as an instructional airframe. By 1943, it passed onto the Air Training Corps unit at Nelson Tomlinson School, Wigton. It was recovered from there in 1962 by a group of aviation enthusiasts, who passed it on to the RAF Museum, Cosford in 1962, where it remains on static display.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_Hart
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