Ex VH-USP. Sold in New Zealand in March 1936. Shipped back to Australia two months later for a planned leisurely flight to Java via Western Australia. Six days into the trip on May 24 ZK-AEA crashed at Cardogan Station, Eumungerie while performing a low pass as the pilot waved to his hosts. The pilot, the only person onboard, was killed. Photo from: National Library of Australia

The British Klemm Eagle that took part in the London - Melbourne air race, presumably photographed at Mildenhall before the start. The landing gear collapsed at Bushehr, Persia. Photo from: Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)

The Eagle was an independent design by George Handasyde of the company known as British Klemm until 1935. Flt Lt Geoffrey Shaw participated in the London to Melbourne Air Race in this aircraft but had to give up after the undercarriage collapsed at Bushehr, Persia. G-ACVU crashed off Corsica in 1936. Photo from: Flight

One of 37 B.A. Eagle 2's built at Hanworth Middlesex from 1934. This three-seater was powered by a D.H. Gipsy Major. It has had no other identity and is shown displayed in airworthy condition at the Drage Airworld in northern Victoria.

At Drage's Air World museum. 35mm Slide scanned with a Epson Perfection V700 Flatbed scanner.

First registered in 1935, VH-UTI had been off the register from 1961 until just before its appearance in Griffith. It has remained current since.