The aircraft has worn a variety of markings over the years. It is here seen marked as 'The Last of the Many', it being the last Hurricane built.

The markings and codes on this aircraft have been changed regularly over the years. This livery, that of a night-fighter was carried for a short time. The ground crew is seen getting a lift out to the flightline prior to the display. Considering the wooden construction of the aircraft, it seems surprising that this was allowed !

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight showed up for the seaside Bournemouth Air Festival.

Over the years the code has been changed on this aircraft, this photo showing LE-D as carried in the early 1970s

BBMF Hurricane wearing the code markings of 79 Squadron which operated the type between November 1938 and July 1944, including taking part in the Battle of Britain from their RAF Biggin Hill base. Attending a display at Manchester Ringway to mark the airport's 50th anniversary. Terminal 1 is in the background.

Ex RAF Hurricane IIc LF658 ex 309 Squadron. Transferred to Belgium in September 1946. Here awaiting restoration in the Musee Royal de l'Armee when it was incorrectly marked as LF345.

The last of 12,780 Hurricanes to be completed in July 1944. Retained by Hawker and registered G-AMAU in May 1950. Named "The Last of the Many" and finished in dark blue. Donated to the RAF's BBMF in December 1972, reverting to its original serial PZ865, and current as such by 2018.