To Linjeflyg in late 1968 as SE-CCX. Ended up as a fire trainer at Bromma. Photo from: San Diego Air & Space Museum

Sold in Indonesia as PK-ZDF in 1969. Photo from: Raymond H Folger Library / University of Maine

The project to install and test an XT53 turbine engine in this HOK-1 started in February 1956. The first hovering test was on 27 September. Here we get a good view of Kaman's typical inclined twin rotor shafts. Kaman photo. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie

Campaign plane of famous aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran who ran for US Congress in 1956. She won the Republican nomination but lost the election. Photo by: Loomis Dean / Life

Crashed at Cumaná Airport, Venezuela on August 14, 1974. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Built in June 1945 for RAF as MW183. Sold in September 1952 to Air Charter as G-AMUU. Operated as a freighter by Hunting-Clan from January 1956 until retired in February 1959.

1946-built Autocrat owned by Mr de Ferranti but loaned to members of the Ringway Aero Club. It stands in front of the 1938-built hangar containing three Rapides. Later rebuilt to J/1N standard. Lost in a fatal crash at Withington Hospital when banner towing on 14 April 1961.