Kellett Collection

Mrs Flash Kellett, wife of Lieutenant Colonel Edward Orlando Kellett and formerly Helen Myrtle Dorothy Atherley, drawn by Olive Snell

La Hacienda, Hong Kong, China
La Hacienda, luxury apartments in Mount Kellett Road, Hong Kong, China. Date: circa 1949

Kellett Yo-60 Autogyro Flying with Parked Cars and Trees?
Kellett Yo-60 Autogyro Flying with Parked Cars and Trees Behind Date: 1930s

Kellett XR-10, 45-22793, on the day of its first flight?
Kellett XR-10, 45-22793, on the day of its first flight at Kellett?s North Wales (PA) plant on 24 April 1947. From left: J.D. Driskill, Chief Test Pilot, Kellett; Col A.T. Culbertson; A.W

Simon Kellett Yorkshire CCC 16 June 1992 Date: 16 June 1992

Simon Kellett Takes Yorkshire To 600 At Scarborough 16 August 1995 Date: 16 August 1995

Kellett XR-10 under test at Olmsted Air Force Base, Middletown, PA

Kellett XR-10, 45-22793, during flight
Kellett XR-10, 45-22793, during its first flight at Kellett?s North Wales (PA) plant on 24 April 1947. Date: 1947

Kellett XR-8

The second prototype Kellett XR-8, 44-21908

The Chinese Junk Keying. Capt. Kellett. As she appeared in New York harbour July 13th 1847. 212 days from Canton. 720 tons burthen.; Date: July 13th 1847

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Mrs Flash Kellett, a renowned aviator and adventurer, took her Kellett Yo-60 Autogyro for a thrilling flight above the bustling streets of La Hacienda in Hong Kong, China. With parked cars and trees below, she soared through the sky with grace and precision. Meanwhile, Simon Kellett embarked on his own adventure as he explored the picturesque landscapes of Yorkshire. The Kellett XR-10, bearing the serial number 45-22793, made its historic first flight at Olmsted Air Force Base under rigorous testing conditions. As it gracefully lifted off into the air, it showcased its remarkable capabilities to aviation enthusiasts worldwide. Not far behind was another marvel from Kellett's workshop - the second prototype XR-8 with registration number 44-21908. This cutting-edge aircraft pushed boundaries and demonstrated immense potential during its test flights. Back in China, Mrs Flash Kellett continued to defy limits as she maneuvered her XR-10 through breathtaking aerial maneuvers. Amidst all these incredible feats of engineering and exploration stood an iconic symbol of history - The Chinese Junk Keying. A testament to human resilience and seafaring prowess, this majestic vessel sailed across vast oceans carrying hopes and dreams. Kellett's legacy lives on through their groundbreaking aircraft designs that continue to inspire generations of aviators around the world. From autogyros flying amidst urban landscapes to experimental prototypes pushing boundaries in remote air bases – each moment captures the spirit of innovation that defines the name Kellett.