The Sea Fury in company with Bill Ross’s Spitfire Mk.16, flying over St. Louis in May 1971. The photographer, Paul Neuman, was flying in a Grumman Avenger.

The Sea Fury at Bankstown, Australia, in 1969, just as Haydon-Baillie found it.

Ormond Haydon-Baillie’s Hawker Sea Fury as it is today

The Sea Fury in company with Bill Ross’s Spitfire Mk.16, flying over St. Louis in May 1971. The photographer, Paul Neuman, was flying in a Grumman Avenger.

Ormond Haydon-Baillie’s Hawker Sea Fury during service with the Royal Australian Navy.

The Sea Fury in 1973 later seen competing in the Reno races in America.

The Hawker Sea Fury FB 11 G-AGHB.

The Lockheed T-33 Silver Star CF-IHB, as it appears today

Haydon-Baillie's first Silver Star making its British debut at this year's Biggin Hill Air Fair and performing for the benefit of John Rigby's camera.

The Lockheed T-33 Silver Star CF-IHB, in its original service guise with the RCAF, bearing service number 21261.

The second of Haydon-Baillie's Silver Stars in its original Navy markings, service number 21640, and bearing the name Red Herring on the fin.

Bristol Bolingbroke 10038 being towed away from a Winnipeg farm still wearing its all-yellow training scheme.

Bits of the Bristol Bolingbroke 10038 and the fuselage of another.