Owned by Sir Philip Sassoon. Seen at Hatfield for the 1933 Kings Cup Air Race in which it was flown by Flying Officer G.R.A. Elsmie. This aircraft survives in the Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire, Brussels, Belgium.

Detail of the same original as photo 359756, showing Amy Johnson's Moth Major Jason 4. It was sold to Laurence Lipton who flew it in the 1933 King's Cup race but suffered a broken propeller. G-ABVW to PH-ART as a regular Gipsy Moth, destroyed at EHYB on 10 May 1940. G-AAPZ / 33 is a Desoutter I.

The Hawker Tomtit trainer was built in limited numbers, the RAF selecting the Avro Tutor. G-ABOD was used to test Wolseley engines and unsuccessfully took part in the 1933 King's Cup, flown by Gerry Sayer. Race number 15 is DH.60 Moth Major G-ABVW Jason 4, formerly owned by Amy Johnson. Also visible are Miles M2 Hawk G-ACHJ / 14 and Comper Swift G-ABUU / 26 in wich Edward Edwards took second place behind Geofrrey de Havilland in his DH.85 Leopard Moth.