The prototype Brawney in original form, with price tag on the nose.

Plainly ticketed! Messrs. Blayney, Broughton and Wilson with the new Broughton-Blayney monoplane (30 h.p. Carden).

The prototype Brawney with Jennie Broad, giving some idea of scale.

Inexpensive simplicity: the Brawny monoplane in flight.

The Broughton Blayney Brawny light monoplane, which is now on a 3,000-mile tour of the British Isles.

The second Brawney, G-AERF, crashed in Bromley Hill Cemetery, Kent, on June 6, 1937.