Prototype. First flew in 1955. Donated to the Smithsonian Institution and placed in storage at Silver Hill facility, MD then to the Museum of Flight in 1987.

Taking part in the flying display at the Buccaneer Farewell Display at RAF Lossiemouth, held for families and enthusiasts to pay their final homage to the RAF's last dedicated maritime strike aircraft. This example wore the Fox's mask of 12 Squadron, 208 Squadron's sister unit for many years prior to converting to the Tornado GR1.

The first prototype Crusader during the early stages of restoration. It first flew on 25 March 1955.

Undergoing post-flight checks after performing a short flying display during the Buccaneer Farewell Display held at the Moray base shortly before the type's retirement from RAF service. Although operated by 208 Squadron, the RAF's last Buccaneer operator, XX899 carried the fox's mask marking of its sister unit, 12 Squadron, which had already converted to the Tornado GR1B. Scanned from a print.