The Princess on the slipway at Cowes. Its launch was aborted on this day due to the weather. On the left is G-12-1 - the SR.A/1 jet fighter flying boat was then already a dead project.

Prototype. Cancelled from the register in 1935. Photo from: National Library of Australia

'The Hon. A E Guiness now owns another air yacht, a Saunders-Roe Cutty Sark, which we show here, about to set out from Cowes on a trial flight.' G-AAVX to Singapore Flying Club as VH-SAA in 1934. The Cutty Sark, named after a famous clipper ship, first flew in 1929 and this was the fourth example. Saunders-Roe were based here at Columbine Works in East Cowes, Isle of Wight. Photo from: Flight

Ex RAF JM719 and BOAC. Under overhaul and repaint before delivery by Captain Sir Gordon Taylor, who flew it to Australia for a series of South Seas flying boat cruises. Later to Reseau Aerien Interinsulaire as F-OBIP. Now stored at the Musee de l'Air at Le Bourget.

The sole Princess to fly on its slipway at the Saunders-Roe factory at East Cowes, Isle of Wight. The graceful aircraft made no further flights and was later scrapped.