'In late May and early June 1950, Caledonia made two flood relief flights to Winnipeg, Canada... After the floods abated, the aircraft was opened to the public, and 6000 people toured the aircraft.' Information from Johan Visschedijk. Photo by: Hugh Allan / University of Winnipeg Archives

Preserved at Bundaberg airport in the markings of local aviator Bert Hinkler's CF-APK. Hinkler was killed in this aircraft in Italy in 1933. Photo from: State Library of Victoria

Giro Aviation operated the two Fox Moths for over twenty years on taxi work and pleasure flying from Southport beach. G-ACEJ is still flying in 2010 and G-ACCB is the subject of a planned rebuild after a crash in the sea off Southport.

Operated by 613 (City of Manchester) Squadron. It still wears wartime-style fuselage roundel and fin flash. At RAF Horshsam St Faith for a weekend training camp.

Seafire F.17's of 1831 Squadron Royal Naval Reserve at their RNAS Stretton base near Warrington, Cheshire.

"Blue John" was built by Elliotts in May 1947 as BGA503. It was registered as G-ALJP in March 1949, later reverting to BGA503.

Air France operated this SE-161 Languedoc from 12.45 until it was written off at Le Bourget on April 7, 1952. An SAS DC-6 is in the background.