Seaplane Collection (page 19)

Short Type 184 Seaplane, N1084

Short Type 184 Seaplane, N2828

Short Type 184 Seaplane, N1132

Short Type 184 Seaplane, 8104

Short Type 184 Seaplane, 184

Seaplane landing on an aircraft carrier

Sopwith workshop and Gunbus seaplane

M Gauberts Maurice Farman seaplane
M. Gauberts Maurice Farman seaplane at the Monaco Schneider Trophy Contest, April 1913

M Bregis Breguet H1-U2 seaplane sheltering at Beaulieu
M. Bregis Breguet H1-U2 seaplane sheltering at Beaulieu. The wreck of M. Weymanns Nieuport is in the foreground at the Monaco Schneider Trophy Contest, 12 April 1913

Gilberts Morane-Saulnier seaplane (left)
Gilberts Morane-Saulnier seaplane, left, and the Borel Hydro-monoplane on the quay at the Monaco Schneider Trophy Contest, April 1913

Gilberts Morane-Saulnier seaplane at the Monaco Schneider Trophy Contest, April 1913

Dr Gabriel Espanets Nieuport seaplane at the Monaco Schneider Trophy Contest, April 1913

The Curtiss SOC Seagull photo reconnaissance seaplane in flight. Mid-20th century photograph
U.S. NAVY SEAPLANE. The Curtiss SOC Seagull photo reconnaissance seaplane in flight. Mid-20th century photograph

Ricci R1B seaplane

Short S11 Valetta G-aJY as a seaplane
Short S11 Valetta, G-aJY, as a seaplane

Short S11 Valetta G-aJY on the Medway as a seaplane
Short S11 Valetta, G-aJY, on the Medway as a seaplane for its maiden flight

Receiving instructions on flying boats in a Short S8/8 Rangoon flying boat at The Air University, Hamble, Hants. Seaplane Instructor Flt Lt Pascoe (centre)

A dynamic model of a twin-float seaplane in the RAE tank

Cody No VIA for the Seaplane Circuit of Britain was flown only with land undercarriage. This is the machine in which Cody was killed

Blackburn B-25 Roc seaplane L3059 at Helensburgh
Blackburn B-25 Roc seaplane, L3059, at Helensburgh in November 1939. Date: 1939

Short Seaplane

Lewis guns on a Short Seaplane 12 November 1916
Lewis guns on a Short Seaplane. 12 November 1916. Date: 1916

Junkers Jumo 205 heavy oil engine fitted to a Ha139 seaplane

Phoenix P5 Cork MkI N86 at the Brough seaplane base
Phoenix P5 Cork MkI, N86, at the Brough seaplane base

The Sopwith Schneider Cup seaplane during construction

Sopwith Schneider Cup seaplane G-EAKI
Sopwith Schneider Cup seaplane, G-EAKI. 29 August 1919. Rear view. Date: 1919

A Blackburn-built Sopwith Baby seaplane N1128
A Blackburn-built Sopwith Baby seaplane, N1128

Sopwith Baby seaplane in flight with two Lewis guns and one 65lb bomb

Sopwith Baby seaplane 8217 1916
Sopwith Baby seaplane, 8217. 1916. Date: 1916

Sopwith Baby seaplane 81151
Sopwith Baby seaplane, 81151, with the experimental installation of a synchronised Lewis gun on the upper starboard longeron. June 1916. Date: 1916

Sopwith Baby seaplane 8118
Sopwith Baby seaplane, 8118

Sopwith Schneider seaplane from Kingsworth. June 1916. Date: 1916

Sopwith Schneider seaplane 1438
Sopwith Schneider seaplane, 1438

Sopwith Schneider seaplane

Victor Mahl in the cockpit of a Sopwith Admiralty Type 860 seaplane

Sopwith Admiralty Type 860 seaplane

The Sopwith Tabloid seaplane which won the Schneider Trophy for the UK in 1914. Date: 1914

Sopwith Greek Seaplane

Sopwith Tractor Biplane - landplane version
Sopwith Tractor Biplane, a landplane version of the Circuit Seaplane. 1913. Date: 1913

Sopwith Circuit Seaplane rebuilt in the form where it was inspected by King George V at the 1914 Spithead Naval Review. It later served in No 4 Wing RNAS. Date: 1914

Sopwith Circuit Seaplane 1913
Sopwith Circuit Seaplane. 1913. Date: 1913

Sopwith Circuit Seaplane at Scarborough 12 August 1913
Sopwith Circuit Seaplane at Scarborough. 12 August 1913. Date: 1913

Sopwith Anzani Tractor Seaplane of 1913 was a floatplane version of the three-seat Tractor biplane built to Admiralty orders. Date: 1913

The Fiat AS6 engine as used in the Macchi-Castoldi MC72 Schneider Trophy racing seaplane

Lt Giovanni Monti takes-off in a Macchi M67 Schneider Trophy racing seaplane at Calshot in September 1929. Date: 1929

Macchi M67 Schneider Trophy racing seaplane at Calshot in September 1929. Date: 1929

Macchi M52 Schneider Trophy racing seaplane

Macchi M39 Schneider Trophy racing seaplane

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"From Supermarine to Short: A Journey through Seaplanes in History" Take flight with the iconic seaplane, a marvel of engineering that has captivated aviation enthusiasts for decades. Starting with the Supermarine aeroplane and its groundbreaking Rolls-Royce S. 6 engine, we delve into the rich history of these magnificent flying machines. During World War II, the British RAF Flying Boat Sunderland played a vital role in maritime operations. The sight of a majestic Short Sunderland flying boat soaring through the skies was awe-inspiring, as it spread its wings over the picturesque Pembrokeshire village of Neyland. Not limited to combat missions alone, seaplanes also showcased their versatility. Picture an aeroplane equipped with kayaks - an ingenious adaptation that allowed pilots to navigate even the most treacherous waters. The Moth aeroplane took on daring adventures in Angmagssalik, showcasing its agility and resilience amidst challenging terrains. Meanwhile, cutaway views of Pan-American Clipper Boeing 314 transport us back to c1940 when long-distance air travel became a reality. Seaplanes were not confined to traditional runways; they embraced unconventional landing surfaces too. Witness an aeroplane fitted with skis gracefully gliding across icy landscapes at Base - truly defying gravity and pushing boundaries. One cannot forget the legendary PBY Catalina vintage flying boat that patrolled tirelessly over vast stretches of ocean during World War II. Its striking image taking off on a 24-hour patrol over the Atlantic serves as a reminder of bravery and dedication. Intriguingly versatile and undeniably captivating, seaplanes have left an indelible mark on aviation history. From wartime heroes like HMS Achilles to breathtaking aerial displays above serene coastal villages – these remarkable aircraft continue to inspire awe wherever they take flight.