On display on the Grand Opening Day of the Historic Aircraft Museum. Displayed in the museum until at least September 1976. Broken up on site at some point between then and 1982.

Picture taken from the flight deck of Beverley XB261. Registration cancelled by the CAA on 22 November 1973 as permanently withdrawn from use. Parts of this Gemini were used in the restoration of G-AKHZ, which is stored by The Aircraft Collection at Hooton Park, Cheshire.

Dismantled Gemini in the HAM compound, recently arrived and donated by "Dizzy" Addicott. Was erected and displayed in the museum until at least September 1976. Broken up on site at some point between then and 1982. SAAB J-29F 29640, Anson G-AVHU, Magister G-AIDF and Dragonfly WG670 visible in the background.

Dismantled Gemini, recently arrived and donated by "Dizzy" Addicott. Was erected and displayed in the museum until at least September 1976. Broken up on site at some point between then and 1982. Lincoln RF342 in the background.

Delivered new to Sivewright Airways in October 1947 and named "Palatinia" on its nose. This four-seater was operated by the Ringway and Barton-based firm on light air charter work until sale in October 1950. Withdrawn from service in 1973.

1948-built Gemini 1A after retirement to the Historic Aircraft Museum after service with Sivewright Airways and private operators.

Operated by Sivewright Airways on light charter work from Barton and Ringway Airports between October 1947 and sale in October 1950.