A D.H.2 pays a visit to Brooklands.

The one and only taper wing Camel, with single wide-chord interplane struts.

“Letsie I,” a standard Sopwith F.1 Camel with a 110 h.p. Clerget rotary, outside the Sopwith test depot in 1916.

Sopwith’s foreman, Jerry, in shirt sleeves, with a visiting “boffin” from Kingston.

Lt Cdr Glaseby, RNAS, Hawker's assistant test pilot.

Harry Hawker about to test a brand new Camel.

Elephant A6299 outside the Martinsyde test depot, Brooklands, 1916.

Inside one of the Martin-Handasyde wood-working shops, early 1915, with Scouts under construction.

A pre-war study of Harry Hawker, who showed what a Camel could do in capable hands.

The Sopwith B.I bomber, powered by a 200 h.p. Hispano-Suiza, at Brooklands.

Another visitor, BE2e 5861 of the RFC.