Operation Yale Lock. Believed to be a survey of sites of strategic interest.
Stores buildings that were built for the US Forces during World War Two at Sylvia Park, Auckland.
Image from the MH Lane personal collection.
Stripped fuselage of a Vildebeest, believed to be NZ102, at the Museum of Transport and Technology (MoTaT), Auckland.
World War One pilots with KL Caldwell holding a model SE5 aircraft. Believed to be in Auckland.
Handwritten on the reverse "
"Warbirds" Function, Brevet Club Rooms, Durham Lane, 1956"
L-R: Standing; Tom Mills, Harry Leese, Doug Lyllian, Eric Calder.
Sitting; Bloomfield, Grid Caldwell.
Image from the K. L. Caldwell personal album collection.
Four men and a dog on the steps of a building in Auckland.
Names and date handwritten under print on album page. Unknown who's who. "K.L.C. Brodie R Acton-Adams / Auckland 1920."
Image from the Keith Logan Caldwell personal album collection.
Four women pose for the camera.
Handwritten above the print on the album page "Ailsa B. & King girls / Auckland 1916."
Image from the Keith Logan Caldwell personal album collection.
Four women pose for the camera.
Handwritten above the print on the album page "Ailsa B. & King girls / Auckland 1916."
Image from the Keith Logan Caldwell personal album collection.
New Zealand Flying School Curtiss flying boat flying low over the Waitemata Harbour near Kohimarama, with Rangitoto in view.
Handwritten under print in the album "Curtiss landing".
Image from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection.
Cenotaph in front of the Auckland War Memorial Museum, looking towards Rangitoto Island. Auckland.
Image from the Leonard Adolphus Rayner DFC personal album.
No. 75 Squadron Mosquito makes a low pass by a New Zealand Navy ship in Auckland harbour.
Labelled on the album page "Navy Co-operation - Auckland, N.Z."
Image from the Leonard Adolphus Rayner DFC personal album.
Formation of four No. 75 Squadron Mosquitos flying past the clock tower on the Auckland Town Hall.
Labelled on the album page "Fly past - Auckland - "E.T.A. 1230 hours". "
