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G-EBMB, 1924 Hawker Cygnet 1, C/N: 1
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Aircraft G-EBMB, 1924 Hawker Cygnet 1, c/n 1, The Cygnet was the first aircraft to be designed by Sydney Camm after he joined what was then the Hawker Engineering Company. Two were built as the company's entries in the Air Ministry Light Aeroplane Competition of 1924, in which they performed well., at EGWC, photo by Chris Hall
The Cygnet was the first aircraft to be designed by Sydney Camm after he joined what was then the Hawker Engineering Company. Two were built as the company's entries in the Air Ministry Light Aeroplane Competition of 1924, in which they performed well.
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Chris Hall's photo gallery  >  Museums  >  RAF Museum Cosford-EGWC
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Shot Date 2009-09-30
Airport EGWC
RAF Cosford Airport, Cosford, Shropshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2010-09-26
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Camera Make OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Camera Model FinePix S5700 S700
Shutter Speed 1/75 sec
Aperture f/3.5
ISO 800
Focal Length 6.3 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 768
Date Taken 2009-09-30 12:21:52
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Aircraft G-EBMB, Preserved within the Royal Air Museum at RAF Cosford EGWC., at EGWC, photo by Clive Pattle
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Aircraft G-EBMB, Hawker Cygnet at the RAF Museum Cosford, photo by Ingo Warnecke
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Aircraft G-EBMB, 1924 Hawker Cygnet 1, c/n: 1, at EGWC, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
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Aircraft G-EBMB, Hawker Cygnet at the RAF Museum, Cosford, photo by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
Aircraft G-EBMB, 1924 Hawker Cygnet 1, c/n 1, The Cygnet was the first aircraft to be designed by Sydney Camm after he joined what was then the Hawker Engineering Company. Two were built as the company's entries in the Air Ministry Light Aeroplane Competition of 1924, in which they performed well., at EGWC, photo by Chris Hall
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