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1. Flying Corps officer with Keith and Ross Smith's Vickers Vimy
2. Bristol Tourer G-AUEB
3. RAF BE 2e G-AUBF, one of Qantas's first two biplanes
4. Qantas DH 61 Giant Moth Apollo with first Melbourne-Sydney-London air mail, 24 Apr 1931

Sir Hudson Fysh - glass plate negatives

1. [Jessie Maude Miller (aka "Chubbie" Miller or Mrs Keith Miller) ?]
2. [Unidentified woman aviator with two men]
3. [Anderson and Hitchcock's Bristol Tourer G-AUDJ "The Old Pioneer" which they flew from England to Australia, Sep 1928]
4-6. [Wackett Warrigal II with collapsed undercarriage, July-Aug 1930]
7. [Goya Henry and Arthur Lumb in their Junkers A.50 Junior "Wendouree" VH-UNO, July 1930]
8-10. ["Miss Australia" VH-UJK DH 60 of R.A.Annabel (with "Miss Cronulla" VH-UIF of F.K. Bardesley and "Gay Caballero" VH-UMZ of K. Wedgwood) for round Australia flight, 3-37 Apr 1930]
11-12. [Air Force Vickers-Supermarine Seagull seaplane at Rose Bay ?]
13-14. [Office of the Australian Aero Club (NSW Section) with Moths "Geoffrey Hughes G-AUAJ, "Oswald Watt" G-AUFV (also G-AUAK, G-AUGK, G-AUAH, G-AUFV), Mascot, ca. 1928]
15-16. [Sydney central business district and Harbour from the air]
17. [Group of 5 unidentified male aviators ?]
18-19. [Aviators Phyllis Arnott, Freda Deaton and Bobbie Terry]

Hood II : Airmen, personalities [Pilots (including women pilots) and aeroplanes, Mascot, n.d.]

Charles Kingsford Smith beside his WWI Bristol Tourer, which he bought from Major Brierly of Western Australian Airways, and press photographer Jack Turner, with his 1/2 plate press Graflex and camera bag, about to take aerial pictures, Mascot

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Charles Kingsford Smith beside his WWI Bristol Tourer, which he bought from Major Brierly of Western Australian Airways, and press photographer Jack Turner, with his 1/2 plate press Graflex and camera...

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