Aeroplane Monthly 1981-10 / P.Jarrett - The seven-day 'bus

Engine runs shortly before the first flight on August 12, 1914. Howard Pixton is leaning on the port interplane strut, and Carol Vasilesco is on the left
Designed and built in a very short space of time in 1914, the P.B.9 was nicknamed the "Seven-day" bus.

Aeroplane Monthly 1981-10 / P.Jarrett - The seven-day 'bus

Engine runs shortly before the first flight on August 12, 1914. Howard Pixton is leaning on the port interplane strut, and Carol Vasilesco is on the right

Aeroplane Monthly 1981-10 / P.Jarrett - The seven-day 'bus

Hubert Scott-Paine, works manager, Victor Mahl and Carol Vasilesco pose in front of the P.B.9. The repaired wing tip is evident.

Aeroplane Monthly 1981-10 / P.Jarrett - The seven-day 'bus

The P.B.9 at Brooklands after nose modifications and the fitment of a new skid.

Aeroplane Monthly 1981-10 / P.Jarrett - The seven-day 'bus

Aeroplane Monthly 1981-10 / P.Jarrett - The seven-day 'bus

Pemberton-Billing P.B.9