Picture, taken in 1957, shows the M.L. Utility Mk.I folding chassis XK776, fitted with the “Puffin” wings. This chassis still survives.

An early picture of the prototype taking off. Note the single central fin and rudder.

A departing shot of the “Cardington Kite”, powered by the McCulloch engine and fitted with one of the Loopy sets of wings.

The M.L. Utility Monoplane;

The Clouy wings airborne on the Mk.I at Middle Wallop, July 23, 1960.

The ML Utility Mk 1 XK776, due to be exhibited at the Middle Wallop Army Air 82 event on July 23-25, 1982.

The ML Utility inflatable wing air craft, known as the Flying Mattress, was assessed by the AAC and is seen here at the July 1960 open day at Middle Wallop.

A head-on view, with the Randy set of wings.

Three pictures show the inflation sequence of the Utility Mk.I in May 1957.

The original R & DE drawing of the prototype car.