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| A friend from York has recently (February 2010) lent us his collection of aircraft postcards, which will appear here as and when we find time to scan them and process the images. Thanks Eric ! If you have some old postcards of planes that you would like to see here, please scan them and email them to us and we will add them to this page - with an appropriate acknowledgement should you so wish. They should be at least 50 years old. |

| A Short "Singapore" Flying Boat. (Z) |

| A couple of RAF Spitfires. |

| A de Havilland "Dragonfly". (Z) |



| A Lockheed Constellation belonging to Air France. (Z) |
| A Bristol Blenheim Bomber. (Z) |
| A KLM Douglas DC-2. Does anyone recognise the city over which she is flying ? |
| A Royal Air Force Fairey "Seafox" Seaplane. |
| An RAF Armstrong Whitworth "Whitley" bomber. (Z) |
| An RAF Fairey "Barracuda" |
| An RAF Bristol "Beaufighter". |
| A de Havilland "Flamingo" passenger airliner also used as a troop carrier during WW2. |
| A North American B-25 Mitchell. Built in Kansas City, Kansas, nearly 10,000 were produced in various models. One of the planes crashed into the Empire State Building on 28 July 1945. |
| Another postcard of an Armstrong Whitworth "Ensign". (Z) |
| An RAF Hawker "Hind". |
| An RAF Fairey "Firefly". |
| A Gloster "Gladiator". (Z) |
| An RAF de Havilland "Mosquito". The bulk of this aircraft was made of laminated plywood. |
| A BEA Vickers "Viscount". (Z) |
| A Consolidated B-24 "Liberator" Bomber. |
| A Junkers JU 88K Dive Bomber. (Z) |
| A Northwest Airlines Stratocruiser, built by Boeing. |
| "New military high speed plane flying over the fleet" - Identified by Bob from Aldershot as an Avro "Anson". Thanks Bob ! |
| An RAF Douglas "Dakota". This aircraft was the "workhorse" of the Berlin Airlift. |
| The Supermarine "Seafire" was a naval version of the Spitfire, adapted to operate from aircraft carriers. |
| A formation of Gloster Aircraft - are these Gladiators ? |
| Another postcard of a Bristol "Blenheim". Compare the design with the postcard higher up this page. |
| An RAF Avro "Lancaster" bomber. |
| A BEA Vickers "Viking". |
| A Douglas "Havoc" Bomber. (ST) |
| A Lockheed "Hudson" Bomber. (ST) |
| Another postcard of a Bristol "Beaufighter". |
| The Short Brothers Mayo Composite Plane. (Z) |
| An RAF Avro York. |
| Another postcard of an Avro Lancaster. |
| A Fleet Air Arm Corsair. |
| A French postcard of a Northrop P61 "Black Widow". |
| An RAF Blackburn "Botha" General Reconnaissance and Torpedo Bomber. |
| Another poscard of an RAF "Mosquito". |
| A P47 "Thunderbolt", built by the Republic Aviation Corporation. |
| An RAF Hawker "Tempest". |
| A North American Aviation P51 "Mustang". (ST) |
| A Boulton Paul "Defiant". (Z) |
| A Hawker "Hurricane". |
| A Mark XII Spitfire. |
| Another Boulton Paul "Defiant" - see above. |
| KLM's "Flying Dutchman" - but what make is the 'plane ? (Z) |
| A Handley-Page "Hampden" Bomber. |
| A Flight of Westland "Wallaces". |
| Another "Flying Dutchman", this one a Convair 340. (Z) |
| Three Vickers "Wellesleys". |
| Another Convair 340. |
| A Douglas DC7. |
| Another North American B.25. |
| An Auster "Aiglet" Trainer. |
| A Chase 123B. |
| A Short "Sunderland" Flying Boat. (Z) |
| A Grumman F9F-6 "Cougar". (ST) |
| A Supermarine "Stranraer" Flying Boat. (Z) |
| The Hawker "Hart". (Z) |
| Hunting-Percival "Jet Provost". |
| A Fairey "Battle". (Z) |
| Short "Stirling" Bomber. |
| A Miles "Master" Advance Trainer. |
| Some Hawker "Furies". |
| A Short "Scion Senior". (Z) |
| Another Lockheed "Lightning". (ST) |
| A Fairey "Hendon" Bomber. (Z) |
| Some RAF "Mustangs". |


| Visit Zazzle and check out our US Postage Stamps produced from some of the images on this, and other, pages - click on one of the stamps below. |
| If you would like to help financially with expanding and maintaining this website, we would appreciate your contribution, however small. We hate to have to ask, but times are hard ! Thanks ! |
| Reproductions of postcards with a (Z) following the description are available to buy from Zazzle - just click on the (Z) ! Similarly, GC = Greetings Card, P = Print, ST = US Postage Stamp, K = Key Ring, FM = Fridge Magnet, SM = Souvenir Mug, X = Xmas Card. |
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