Chris Holtby's Photo Gallery

Total 2,489 photos. 2,489 in this folder.  Contact Photographer

Aircraft and airport photos are sorted separately. Airport photos always shown after aircraft photos.

Aircraft G-ABLM, Built in 1931 by de Havilland, its first rotorhead powered aircraft atop a DH.80A Puss Moth cabin. Exhibited at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
G-ABLM
Aircraft G-ADOT, 1935 built Hornet Moth preserved and exhibited at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
G-ADOT
Aircraft G-ADOT, Preserved and exhibited at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
G-ADOT
Aircraft F-BGNX, Cockpit view of the Air France Comet preserved at the de Havilland Museum at London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
F-BGNX
Aircraft F-BGNX, Air France Comet fuselage preserved at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
F-BGNX
Aircraft F-BGNX, Fuselage preserved at the DH Museum at London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
F-BGNX
Aircraft G-ACSR, Replica on display at the DH Museum in London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
G-ACSR
Aircraft LF789, What remains of the DH Queen Bee at the DH Museum at London Colney Museum, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
LF789
Aircraft LF789, Built in Glasgow in 1943 one of only two aircraft left. These remains are restored to its original colour scheme at the de Havilland Museum at London Colney, Herts., photo by Chris Holtby
LF789
Aircraft G-ACSR, This replica exists in the DH Museum at London Colney, Herts. The original DH Racer was destroyed in a hangar fire at Istres, France in June 1940., photo by Chris Holtby
G-ACSR
Aircraft G-ACSR, This replica exists in the DH Museum at London Colney, Herts. The original DH Racer was destroyed in a hangar fire at Istres, France in June 1940., photo by Chris Holtby
G-ACSR
Aircraft G-ANRX, Built in 1939 for the RAF and registered as G-ANRX in 1954 preserved at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum in London Colney, Herts, photo by Chris Holtby
G-ANRX