One-off improved version of the Aeronca 100, registered to the distributors, Aircraft Exchange & Mart, in July 1938. To Peterborough Aero Club, Walton, March 1939. Flown in camouflage throughout WW2, discovered in good condition behind a hedge at Warton, Lancs, in September 1949. Reduced to spares and wings subsequently used by A W J G Ord-Hume & P Simpson in the rebuild of Aeronca 100 G-AEVT at Pinner, Middlesex, UK.

The second F-5 Sea Bird moored opposite downtown Miami at Virginia Key while on a sales tour that included Nassau/Bahamas and Havana/Cuba. The aircraft is Oklahoma based in 2024.

Five Caudron Luciole registered to Etat Français - Aviation Populaire (People's Aviation) owned by Air Ministry and used for military pilot basic flight training within René Caudron School. This School, was active between 1935 and 1940 and also trained mechanic staff for French Air Force. From family archive.