Originally built by Boulton Paul in 1937 and again carrying the colours of its early military service with the RAF's 64 Squadron, taking off from Old Warden's grass to participate in a Shuttleworth Trust Air Show.

The only Hurricane still flying which took part in the Battle of Britain, from Croydon with 605 County of Warwick Squadron, taxies back to the static park at Old Warden after displaying in a Shuttleworth Air Show.

Taking off from Old Warden's grass strip to participate in a Shuttleworth Trust Air Show.

Built in Canada in 1940 by the Canadian Car Foundry as a Hurricane Mk1. Shipped to the UK and converted to a Sea Hurricane Mk1B. Issued to 880 Squadron, in whose colours it displays at a Shuttleworth Trust Air Show.

Seen at an Old Warden Shuttleworth Trust Air Show, in colours representing the USAAF 8th Air Force 353rd FG "station hack" based at Raydon, Suffolk in 1944. Originally built for the USAAF as 44-81056. Loaned for a period to the Royal Canadian Air Force, then purchased in 1954 by the Panamanian Air Force, with whom it served until 1967. Prize winner at Oshkosh in 2011 for the quality of its restoration.