Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Presumed to be Jane Winstone with LM Isitt in front of a DH60 Moth [?], during Jean Batten's tour of New Zealand after her flight across the Tasman. Jane Winstone, later a member of the Air Transport Auxiliary, was killed delivering a Spitfire when the engine failed during take-off. 10 February 1944. See copy negative MUS060612.

Air to air view of a Dh60 Moth floatplane.

Two people in Dh60 Moth ZK-AEB, probably from the Canterbury Aero Club at Wigram Aerodrome.

Image from the Alston Leonard Partelow personal collection. LM Isitt (2nd from left) inspecting the wreckage of Tomtit 51 and a Dh60 Moth, after a mid-air collision at Hobsonville Aerodrome.

Image from the Alwyn Palmer personal collection. Wreckage of Tomtit '51' and a Dh60 Moth after a landing accident at Hobsonville Aerodrome.

Image from the Alwyn Palmer personal collection. Wreckage of Tomtit '51' and a Dh60 Moth after a landing accident at Hobsonville Aerodrome.

Image from the Alwyn Palmer personal collection. Wreckage of Tomtit '51' and a Dh60 Moth after a landing accident at Hobsonville Aerodrome.

Image from the Alston Leonard Partelow personal collection. Wreckage of Tomtit '51' and a Dh60 Moth after a landing accident at Hobsonville Aerodrome.

3/4 front view of Dh60 Moth ZK-AAA at Wigram Aerodrome.

3/4 rear view of Dh60 Moth 871 in front of hangars at Wigram Aerodrome.

Dh60 floatplane 995 on the beach in Samoa. This aircraft came from New Zealand on board HMS Dunedin.

Image from the Foster personal album. "DH Moths C.A.C. Wigram 1937". View of Canterbury Aero Club hangar and club house, with DH 60G ZK-AAI (left) and DH 60M ZK-AEB (right) in front. RNZAF Station Wigram

Image from the Foster personal album. "DH 60 Moth RNZAF Wigram March 1937". 3/4 front view of Dh60G Moth, 871, outside (then) No.1 hangar at RNZAF Station Wigram.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Presumed to be Jane Winstone with LM Isitt in front of a DH60 Moth [?], during Jean Batten's tour of New Zealand after her flight across the Tasman. Jane Winstone, later a member of the Air Transport Auxiliary, was killed delivering a Spitfire when the engine failed during take-off. 10 February 1944.

Image from the RW Russell personal collection. "D.H. Moth". 3/4 rear view of DH60 Gipsy Moth ZK-AAR parked in the civil aviation area at RNZAF Station Wigram.

Aircraft on the airfield at RNZAF Station Hobsonville. L-R: DH60g 870, Fairey 3b S1805, Blackburn Baffin S1554, Gloster Grebe NZ502. "This was just after the last two Grebes (NZ501 & NZ502) had been withdrawn from use at Wigram and were transferred to Hobsonville for instructional purposes. The Dh60g Moth at left was Hobsonville's "hack" aircraft until withdrawn from use in early 1939." Note from the back of one print (presumably D.J. Duxbury's comments.)

Flight Lieutenant Sidney Wallingford in the cockpit of Dh60 Moth 995, while on the beach in Samoa.

Unknown gunner poses in the cockpit of Dh60 Moth 995, while on the beach in Samoa.

Dh60 Moth 995, covered with tarpaulins on the deck of the HMS Dunedin, on the way to Samoa.

Group of soldiers pose with their rifles in front of Dh60 Moth 995, Samoa.

Guard standing on duty behind Dh60 Moth 995 on the beach in Samoa.

Image from the George Bolt personal album collection. "Hastings" Line up of Dh60 Moths at Hastings aerodrome. From front: ZK-AAR, G-NZAW, ZK-AAK, ZK-AAU, ZK-AAT, G-AAKF.