The date and location are a guess. Photographer: Daniel Ruhier.

The Philips company's Beech 18 in a paint scheme worn early on. In the background is a Dutch F-84F, dating the photo after late 1955. The picture was published as a postcard before early 1959. Aircraft preserved at Malaga as "EC-ASJ". Photo by: Jos Pé / Regionaal Historisch Centrum Eindhoven

This later became D-CBNA and it crashed on approach to Narsarsuaq (Greenland) on August 4th 2001 with the loss of all three on board. Scanned from a slide.

Manufactured as F-WMKI, acquired by Philips on January 17, 1967. Cancelled on February 20, 1986, after which it became D-CBNA. The frame was written off at Narsarsuaq on August 5, 2001.

PH-LPS was a favourite reg of the Philips Light Bulb Works as the company used to be named. It was first worn by a Koolhoven FK.46 from 1935, then by an Auster from 1946 and by this Cessna from 1953. The reg upgraded to a Beech 18 in 1955 and to a Falcon 20 in 1967. Air force T-33s and F-84 Thunderjets are seen in the background. Photo from: Ed Groendijk / Pabo collection