No explanation as to what happened here but the proximity to the hangars suggests VH-UNF has been blown over in a storm. It was repaired and in September 1934 sold to Ansett Airways. -UNF became one of the aircraft lost in a hangar fire at Essendon airport on February 28, 1939. Photo from: National Library of Australia

1935-built DH.60G-III Moth Major at the Coventry Air Show in 1954. The aircraft was unfortunately written-off in a crash at Rickmansworth, Herts, on 22nd March 1958.

VH-URL was involved in a fatal accident accident on December 5, 1935 when it crashed into a tent while attempting a forced landing at Crescent Head, NSW. A woman in the tent was killed and -URL wrecked. The aircraft was rebuilt. Impressed into the RAAF in 1940 as A7-82 and scrapped in 1944. The DH.60G III was powered by an inverted Gipsy III engine which made it look at first glance like a DH.82 Tiger Moth. However, it retained the straight upper wing of earlier DH.60s. Photo from: State Library of Queensland

Just about to touch down on the grass at Woburn during the 2005 DH Moth Club rally

Ex SE-AEL and OY-DAK.

Note the two paint schemes - appropriately, Nationalist on the right side and Republican on the left side as EM-016 / P.