Left service in 1944 including use as an instructional airframe. Photo from: Library and Archives Canada

Delivered to the Royal Canadian Air Force 7 July 1938. Struck-off RCAF strength 3 December 1945. Used as an instructional airframe marked as A198. Subsequently purchased by Ernie Oakman for his children to play with. He eventually donated it to the museum in 1990. After an extensive restoration it was put on display in 1997. In 2007 a restored and running Kinner B-5 125 HP five cylinder radial engine was installed. This type of engine was only applicable to the Fawn Mk.I. The Fawn Mk.II had the more powerful 140 HP Armstrong Siddeley Civet seven cylinder radial engine fitted.

In the Nanton museum

Two-seat open cockpit biplane built at Fort Erie, Ontario in 1937 and imported into the UK in 1938. Damaged in 1946 and withdrawn from use and stored at Kidlington, Oxford. Acquired in 1958 for preservation and transported by road to Ringway, Manchester but damaged by vandals and scrapped at Altrincham in 07.59.