Prototype demonstrating at the SBAC show.

Combined 74 (Tiger) sqd English Electric Lightnings and 92 sqd 'Blue Diamonds' Hawker Hunters performing at the SBAC show.

Test bed for the powerful Olympus 22R engine flying a spirited display which included some very low passes. One of two Vulcans used as engine test beds.

Some 9 years after its first flight in Sept. 1953 the 2nd prototype Vulcan appears to have been discarded.

Ex RAF F904 but here marked as D7000 whilst being prepared for a demonstration flight at the 1962 Farnborough Air Show.

This was the prototype Fulmar, first flying from Ringway Airport Manchester in early 1940 as a Mark I. Converted to Mark II and used as a test and communications aircraft by Fairey Aviation, latterly as G-AIBE. Retired in late 1962 and now exhibited in the FAA Museum at Yeovilton as the last survivor of 600 Fulmars built.

The first of two stainless steel research aircraft. This example first flew on 14 April 1962 and is being displayed at the 1962 Farnborough Air Show. It was later destructively tested.

A three-ship formation of 736 Squadron Scimitars lands after their display at Farnborough. Also visible are XD224 '614' and XD316 '612'. Their home base was at Lossiemouth, Scotland.