Fraud Blocker Skip to main content

Fairey Collection (page 5)

Fairey, a name synonymous with aviation excellence and innovation, has left an indelible mark on the history of flight

Background imageFairey Collection: The Progress Of Aviation During The 25 Years Reign Of King George V

The Progress Of Aviation During The 25 Years Reign Of King George V. From The Illustrated London News, Silver Jubilee Record Number, 1910 - 1935

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Hendon Mk. I

Fairey Hendon Mk. I by Bernard W. Church

Background imageFairey Collection: Blackburn Skua diving with brakes extended The Skua nev

Blackburn Skua diving with brakes extended The Skua never quite lived up to its early promise, being replaced by the equally dubious Fairey Barracuda

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Fulmar, G-AIBE / N1854, the first production versio?

Fairey Fulmar, G-AIBE / N1854, the first production versio?
Fairey Fulmar, G-AIBE/N1854, the first production version and true prototype. This aircraft is currently on display at the Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton, the only known survivor of the type

Background imageFairey Collection: The fifth production Fairey Fulmar, N1858

The fifth production Fairey Fulmar, N1858

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Battle, dual-control trainer, P6683

Fairey Battle, dual-control trainer, P6683

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Swordfish I, L2742, of No 701 Catapult Flight on ?

Fairey Swordfish I, L2742, of No 701 Catapult Flight on ?
Fairey Swordfish I, L2742, of No 701 Catapult Flight on floats in the air near Gibralter in 1938

Background imageFairey Collection: Sir Nigel Norman, owner of Heston Airport

Sir Nigel Norman, owner of Heston Airport, left, at the 1939 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at the Fairey Aviation Aerodrome, Great West Road, Hayes, Middlesex

Background imageFairey Collection: Major James L Cordes, Chief Test Pilot, Handley Page

Major James L Cordes, Chief Test Pilot, Handley Page
Major James L. Cordes, Chief Test Pilot, Handley Page (under the umbrella) at the 1939 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at the Fairey Aviation Aerodrome, Great West Road, Hayes, Middlesex

Background imageFairey Collection: Three-view drawing of a Fairey Rotodyne

Three-view drawing of a Fairey Rotodyne powered by two Rolls-Royce Tyne turboprops

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Queen IIIF MkIIIB S1536 on the catapult

Fairey Queen IIIF MkIIIB S1536 on the catapult
Fairey Queen IIIF MkIIIB, S1536, on the catapult of HMS Valiant January 1932. Date: 1932

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Barracuda V on board a carrier

Fairey Barracuda V on board a carrier

Background imageFairey Collection: A Fairey Barracuda is batted-on

A Fairey Barracuda is batted-on

Background imageFairey Collection: The Bristol Taurus II installation on a Fairey Albacore

The Bristol Taurus II installation on a Fairey Albacore

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Swordfish I L2742

Fairey Swordfish I L2742
Fairey Swordfish I, L2742, of No 701 Catapult Flight on floats in the air near Gibralter in 1938. Date: 1938

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Swordfish I of No 823 Squadron from HMS Glorious

Fairey Swordfish I of No 823 Squadron from HMS Glorious participating in the Coronation Review at Spithead on 20 May 1937. Date: 1937

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Fireflash air-to-air missile

Fairey Fireflash air-to-air missile on its ground handling trolley at the 1957 SBAC show at Farnborough. Date: 1957

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Rotodyne XE521 from the front upper quarter

Fairey Rotodyne XE521 from the front upper quarter
Fairey Rotodyne, XE521, from the front upper quarter

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Battle K9182 aeroplane

Fairey Battle K9182 aeroplane in camouflage paint. 1940s

Background imageFairey Collection: Raf Monoplane Pilots

Raf Monoplane Pilots
Squadron Leader Q.R. Gayford and Flight Lieutenant O.L.G. Bett, pilots of the giant RAF Fairey (Napier) Long Range Monoplane, at Cranwell Aerodrome, destination Egypt. Date: 22 October 1931

Background imageFairey Collection: RAF Seafox Seaplane

RAF Seafox Seaplane
The Fairey Seafox - a 1930s British reconnaissance floatplane designed and built by Fairey for the Fleet Air Arm. It was designed to be catapulted from the deck of a light cruiser

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey IIIB on floats-the IIIs were to be developed wel

Fairey IIIB on floats-the IIIs were to be developed well into the 1930s

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Hamble Baby single-seat floatplane

Fairey Hamble Baby single-seat floatplane, a development on the Sopwith Baby formula via the addition of wing edge flaps. They were used as anti-submarine patrollers from the summer of 1917

Background imageFairey Collection: British interceptor aircrafts by G. H. Davis

British interceptor aircrafts by G. H. Davis
Interceptor, small fighting machines that where specially designed for defence over london. Date: 1930

Background imageFairey Collection: Model of a Fairey Fox Mark IA biplane, c 1926

Model of a Fairey Fox Mark IA biplane, c 1926
Model of a Fairey Fox Mark IA bi-plane, c. 1926. Trench Art

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Barracuda

Fairey Barracuda

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly 5 of the Royal Australian Navy

Fairey Firefly 5 of the Royal Australian Navy

Background imageFairey Collection: The second prototype Fairey P4 / 34 day bomber, K7555

The second prototype Fairey P4 / 34 day bomber, K7555
The second prototype Fairey P4/34 day bomber, K7555

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Battle testbed for the Bristol Hercules radial, N?

Fairey Battle testbed for the Bristol Hercules radial, N?
Fairey Battle testbed for the Bristol Hercules radial, N2042

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Battle, rear, and Morane-Saulnier MS406C, front

Fairey Battle, rear, and Morane-Saulnier MS406C, front

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Swordfish III, NF389, front, and Fairey Gannet AS?

Fairey Swordfish III, NF389, front, and Fairey Gannet AS?
Fairey Swordfish III, NF389, front, and Fairey Gannet AS1, WN354

Background imageFairey Collection: Eight Fairey Gannets

Eight Fairey Gannets

Background imageFairey Collection: An early production Fairey Gannet AS1, WN340

An early production Fairey Gannet AS1, WN340

Background imageFairey Collection: The second prototype Fairey Gannet, VR557

The second prototype Fairey Gannet, VR557

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Gannet AEW3, XL451

Fairey Gannet AEW3, XL451

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Gannet AS4, XA425

Fairey Gannet AS4, XA425

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly AS7

Fairey Firefly AS7

Background imageFairey Collection: Prototype Fairey Gannet, VR546

Prototype Fairey Gannet, VR546

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly U9

Fairey Firefly U9

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly AS7, WJ146

Fairey Firefly AS7, WJ146

Background imageFairey Collection: Second pre-production Fairey Firefly AS7, WJ216

Second pre-production Fairey Firefly AS7, WJ216

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly FR4s of the Royal Netherlands Naval Air S?

Fairey Firefly FR4s of the Royal Netherlands Naval Air S?
Fairey Firefly FR4s of the Royal Netherlands Naval Air Service

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly FR4, VT487

Fairey Firefly FR4, VT487

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly FR4

Fairey Firefly FR4

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly FR4, WJ106

Fairey Firefly FR4, WJ106

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly FR4, VT497

Fairey Firefly FR4, VT497

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly T1, MB564

Fairey Firefly T1, MB564

Background imageFairey Collection: Fairey Firefly FR4, WH632

Fairey Firefly FR4, WH632



All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

Fairey, a name synonymous with aviation excellence and innovation, has left an indelible mark on the history of flight. From their iconic Fairey Swordfish Torpedo-Bomber that played a pivotal role in the Second World War to Cabral and Coutinho's daring transatlantic flight from Portugal to Brazil, Fairey's legacy is one of courage and ingenuity. The walls of history are adorned with striking WW2 posters showcasing the might Aviation Company. Their aircraft, like the Fairey Barracuda II MD717 and the Fairey Campania two-seat seaplane, were instrumental in shaping aerial warfare during this tumultuous time. Innovation continued to be at the forefront for Fairey as they introduced groundbreaking technologies such as the Hawker Hector with its powerful Napier Dagger III engine. This collaboration pushed boundaries and set new standards for performance. The valiant pilots of 825 Squadron took to the skies aboard HMS Warrior aircraft carrier, flying under the banner of Fairey. Their unwavering dedication ensured that freedom prevailed during those dark days. Another captivating piece from their repertoire was The Fairey Fulmer - a WW2 poster that captured hearts with its sleek design and promise of strength in battle. Continuing their quest for advancement, Fairey unveiled both The third prototype Fairey Gannet AS1 (WE488) and The prototype Fairey Gannet AEW3 XJ440. These marvels showcased cutting-edge technology that would shape future generations of aircraft. Not limited to conventional designs alone, even amphibians like the remarkable Fairey Flycatcher graced our skies courtesy of this pioneering company. Their ability to adapt and conquer all terrains truly set them apart. And who can forget witnessing the awe-inspiring sight of a side view in flight.