Probably being flown by the Hawker test pilot Duncan Simpson. Scanned from an original Hawker Aircraft photograph from my collection, photographer unknown.

Built in 1930 as a factory demonstrator. Its civilian registration G-AMBR was cancelled in 1959 but the Shuttleworth Collection was permitted to fly historic aircraft unregistered. This may have been the last display with fake serial J9933, which was changed to "J9941". Photo by: Heinz Baumann / ETH-Bibliothek Zürich

Formerly at Hendon

Part of the Veteran & Vintage display. Owned by Hawker Siddeley Aviation at the time. Acquired by the RAF Museum in 1972. On display in the RAF Museum Hendon as J9941 in 2020.

Preserved at the Aerospace Museum, RAF Cosford.

This Hart was delivered to 2 Flying Training School Digby during Nov. 1935 with cn 4621 (subsequently changed to 6513 and then 6653). Transferred during June 1938 to No.24 Maintenance Unit Ternhill, Salop and later allocated the serial 1764M. By virtue of the fact that she had been withdrawn from front-line training at the outbreak of WWII meant that she kept her yellow scheme instead of being painted into camouflage markings.