First registered in 1929 and initially flew with Virtue's Air Travel. Here it is part of the ANA flying school, likely up from their Victoria base with two others of the breed. It was later impressed as A7-105 and wrecked in a mid-air collision with A7-110 at Essendon/Vic on 1 October 1940. (The far Moth VH-UND (c/n 1422) was impressed as A7-102) Photo from Robinson Family Album via Tim Martin

Keith Virtue obtained his pilot's license age 19 and here a year later he has gone into business with his brother to operate this Moth as Virtue's Air Travel. The Moth then flew with Australian National Airways from November 1936 to June 1940. It was later impressed as A7-105 and wrecked in a mid-air collision with A7-110 at Essendon/Vic on 1 October 1940. Photo from Robinson Family Album via Tim Martin

VH-UIA outside the Qantas hangar. Qantas taught owner Keith Virtue, from Lismore NSW, how to fly at Archerfield. Impressed into the RAAF in 1940 as A7-105. May have been used for spares. Photo from: State Library of Queensland