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RMD896YB–SUPERMARINE 'STRANRAER'

RMCTEKGX–Supermarine Stranraer

Supermarine Stranraer flying boat at RAF Museum Hendon London UK Stock Photo

RMAYN5G7–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat at RAF Museum Hendon London UK

RMFB8WFN–Supermarine Stranraer

The prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973. Stock Photo

RM2M9783P–The prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973.

Supermarine Stranraer Flying Boat probably 1930s Stock Photo

RMDBP25E–Supermarine Stranraer Flying Boat probably 1930s

Close-up of underwing of Supermarine Stranraer Stock Photo

RMTTNN64–Close-up of underwing of Supermarine Stranraer

Supermarine Stranraer #912 flying boat at RCAF Station Jericho Beach ca. between 1940 and 1948 Stock Photo

RM2J8XDGB–Supermarine Stranraer #912 flying boat at RCAF Station Jericho Beach ca. between 1940 and 1948

A Supermarine Stranraer general reconnaissance flying-boat (1935-42) on display in the RAF Museum, London, UK. Stock Photo

RM2CFGM5K–A Supermarine Stranraer general reconnaissance flying-boat (1935-42) on display in the RAF Museum, London, UK.

Supermarine Stranraer flying boat Stock Photo

RMT12WJ0–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

305 Supermarine Stranraer 912 Stock Photo

RMP9KRW8–305 Supermarine Stranraer 912

RMKJE2TA–Supermarine Stranraer 912

Supermarine Stranraer - Vintage Cigarette Card Stock Photo

RM2PHABRJ–Supermarine Stranraer - Vintage Cigarette Card

The British Maritime Patrol Aircraft Vickers Supermarine 'Stranraer' above the Channel, 1938 Stock Photo

RMC460CY–The British Maritime Patrol Aircraft Vickers Supermarine 'Stranraer' above the Channel, 1938

RF2R25G4G–Supermarine Stranraer

Airplane - Supermarine Stranraer 00001 Stock Photo

RM2TAHHPD–Airplane - Supermarine Stranraer 00001

RF2R3F45Y–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Supermarine Stranraer. Stranraer Mark I, K7295 ?BN-L?, of No. 240 Squadron RAF based at Stranraer, Ayrshire, in flight. Stock Photo

RM2T1KDXX–Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Supermarine Stranraer. Stranraer Mark I, K7295 ?BN-L?, of No. 240 Squadron RAF based at Stranraer, Ayrshire, in flight.

Supermarine Stranraer general reconnaissance aircraft, the final development of the Southampton flying boat. Example from period of the Second world war, WW II aircraft on show at RAF Royal air force Museum Hendon, London UK (117) Stock Photo

RM2C3ACJB–Supermarine Stranraer general reconnaissance aircraft, the final development of the Southampton flying boat. Example from period of the Second world war, WW II aircraft on show at RAF Royal air force Museum Hendon, London UK (117)

A 1930s greetings card produced for members of 201 Flying Boat Squadron, Royal Air Force. The card is decorated with the squadron’s badge which consists of a seagull with the Latin motto, “Hic et Ubique” (Here and Everywhere). The card is bound with a ribbon in the colours of the RAF’s necktie. The squadron was originally formed in October 1914 as No.1 Squadron of the Royal Naval Air Service. It was renumbered as 201 on the formation of the RAF on 1 April 1918 and disbanded in December 1919. It was reformed at RAF Calshot, Hampshire on 1 January 1929 as a flying boat unit. Stock Photo

RM2PW9W2F–A 1930s greetings card produced for members of 201 Flying Boat Squadron, Royal Air Force. The card is decorated with the squadron’s badge which consists of a seagull with the Latin motto, “Hic et Ubique” (Here and Everywhere). The card is bound with a ribbon in the colours of the RAF’s necktie. The squadron was originally formed in October 1914 as No.1 Squadron of the Royal Naval Air Service. It was renumbered as 201 on the formation of the RAF on 1 April 1918 and disbanded in December 1919. It was reformed at RAF Calshot, Hampshire on 1 January 1929 as a flying boat unit.

The Fastest Twin-Engined British Military Flying Boat. Passes Stiff Tests. A very impressive picture of the 'Stranraer' in flight over the R.A.F. Station at Felixstowe. A new flying boat designed by Supermarine and known as the 'Stranraer' has just completed its trials. It is of biplane design, all metal construction, it has two Bristol- Pegasus engines, and can fly with one of these out of action, and its chief feature is the extraordinary comfortable and spacious quarters provided for the crew Stock Photo

RM2HX6374–The Fastest Twin-Engined British Military Flying Boat. Passes Stiff Tests. A very impressive picture of the 'Stranraer' in flight over the R.A.F. Station at Felixstowe. A new flying boat designed by Supermarine and known as the 'Stranraer' has just completed its trials. It is of biplane design, all metal construction, it has two Bristol- Pegasus engines, and can fly with one of these out of action, and its chief feature is the extraordinary comfortable and spacious quarters provided for the crew

RMAYN5H3–Supermarine Stranraer 'flying boat' at RAF Museum Hendon London UK

RMFB8WFJ–Supermarine Stranraer

RM2M97834–The prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973.

General reconnaissance all metal flying boat with up to six crew.The aircraft had a maximum speed of 165mph. Stock Photo

RMBD31MM–General reconnaissance all metal flying boat with up to six crew.The aircraft had a maximum speed of 165mph.

RMKE7F8M–Supermarine Stranraer 912

RF2R3F463–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Supermarine Stranraer. Stranraer Mark I, K7295 ?BN-L?, of No. 240 Squadron RAF based at Stranraer, Ayrshire, landing on Loch Ryan. Stock Photo

RM2T1KDXK–Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Supermarine Stranraer. Stranraer Mark I, K7295 ?BN-L?, of No. 240 Squadron RAF based at Stranraer, Ayrshire, landing on Loch Ryan.

RF2R25G6P–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

RM2M9784F–The prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973.

RMKJCJ8D–Supermarine Stranraer ExCC

RM2X02WGE–AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: SUPERMARINE STRANRAER. - Stranraer Mark I, K7295 BN-L, of No. 240 Squadron RAF based at Stranraer, Ayrshire, in flight Royal Air Force, Wing, 240

RF2R25G6W–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

RM2M9784J–The prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973.

RAF Supermarine Stranraer Flying Boat Stock Photo

RM2M9B5GE–RAF Supermarine Stranraer Flying Boat

Douglas DC-3 with a Supermarine Stranraer in the background. Stock Photo

RM2M9742C–Douglas DC-3 with a Supermarine Stranraer in the background.

RAF flying boats over Felixstowe in June 1935 on their way to a fly-past at the RAF Display at Hendon. Clockwise from left: the first prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973; Short S14 Sarafand, S1589; Short S19 Singapore III, K4577; the first prototype Saunders-Roe A27 London, K3560; and Short S18 Knuckleduster, K3574. Stock Photo

RM2M998D1–RAF flying boats over Felixstowe in June 1935 on their way to a fly-past at the RAF Display at Hendon. Clockwise from left: the first prototype Supermarine Stranraer, K3973; Short S14 Sarafand, S1589; Short S19 Singapore III, K4577; the first prototype Saunders-Roe A27 London, K3560; and Short S18 Knuckleduster, K3574.

Supermarine Stranraer 3 ExCC Stock Photo

RMKJCJAH–Supermarine Stranraer 3 ExCC

RM2X02WED–AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: SUPERMARINE STRANRAER. - Stranraer Mark I, K7295 BN-L, of No. 240 Squadron RAF based at Stranraer, Ayrshire, landing on Loch Ryan Royal Air Force, Wing, 240

RF2R25G70–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

RF2R3F468–Supermarine Stranraer flying boat

Supermarine Stranraer 4 ExCC Stock Photo

RMKJCJA2–Supermarine Stranraer 4 ExCC

Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Coastal Command Supermarine Stranraer Mark I K7297 'X' of No. 228 Squadron, taking off from Milford Haven, autumn 1938. Three more aircraft of the Squadron lie moored in the background, the rearmost two of which are camouflaged. Stock Photo

RM2T1M0N9–Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Coastal Command Supermarine Stranraer Mark I K7297 'X' of No. 228 Squadron, taking off from Milford Haven, autumn 1938. Three more aircraft of the Squadron lie moored in the background, the rearmost two of which are camouflaged.