Image from the Jack Maxwell Shaw personal collection. Air to air view of a Hurricane in flight. Unknown location.

Image from the Jack Maxwell Shaw personal collection. Air to air view of Hurricane ZK193. Unknown location.

3/4 front view of the first production Hurricane, L1547. Believed to be at Brooklands.

Percy Killick standing in front of a No. 488 Squadron Hurricane at RAF Station Kallang.

Unknown man standing beside a dummy Hurricane on the edge of RNZAF Station Woodbourne. Aircraft code letters are EZ-Q or FZ-Q, NZ308?

Flying Officer EJ Kain standing in the cockpit of his Hurricane, unknown location.

Side view of Hurricane 5403. Believed to be in Canada.

Keith Park, wearing flying clothing, standing beside his Hurricane OK-1. Unknown location in England Original print was hand signed and dated by Park.

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. New Zealand pilot Sergeant Al Swann (left) with Australian pilot 'Crash' Gordon (right) on a Hurricane while at a fuel stop during ferrying the aircraft across North Africa. Bryan Young's information supplied "April 1943. Al Swann NZ standing on wing and Crash Gordon Australian in cockpit while refueling at a desert airstrip. The aircraft being ferried is a 'tank busting' Hurricane. One of its four 40mm cannons is at lower right."

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. Bryan Young while flying a Hurricane in North Africa. Bryan Young's information supplied "Ferrying a Hurricane in Algeria I took this photograph with the camera on my lap to see how I looked when flying. Height 10000 feet. Such ego!"

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. Bryan Young sitting in the cockpit of a Hurricane in Algeria. Bryan Young's information supplied "Bryan Young in a Hurricane while on ferry duties, April 1943. Photo taken at a refueling stop on Youks-les-Bains airstrip in Algeria."

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. Australian pilot sitting in the cockpit of a Hurricane at Youks-les-Bains, Algeria. Bryan Young's information supplied "Crash Gordon, Australian on the same occasion as in photo [1999-058.26]."

Keith Park sitting in the cockpit of his Hurricane OK-2, during the battle of Malta.

Air to air view of Hurricane PZ865 "The Last of the Many". Unknown location in England. This aircraft is still flying with the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. Pilots gets ready as an armourer cleans the guns in the wing of a Hurricane. Unknown location in England. Aircraft serial could be BN185, of No. 3 Squadron RAF.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. Unknown Sergeant pilot watches as armourers load ammunition into the wing of a Hurricane. Unknown location in England. Believed to be No. 3 Squadron RAF.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. Ground crew men load the magazine into a gun camera in the wing of a Hurricane. Unknown location in England. Believed to be No. 3 Squadron RAF.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. Unknown pilot standing under the nose of a No. 3 Squadron, RAF, Hurricane. Unknown location in England.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. Armourer loading ammunition into the wings of a Hurricane. Unknown location in England. Believed to be No. 3 Squadron RAF.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. Pilot climbing into the cockpit of a Hurricane. Believed to be Squadron Leader AE 'Ted' Berry DFC, of No. 3 Squadron RAF. Unknown location in England.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. RWG Emery, with parachute, standing beside the wing of a No. 3 Squadron, RAF, Hurricane . Unknown location in England.

Image from the AE Berry personal collection. No. 3 Squadron, RAF, Hurricane, flies over another No. 3 Squadron Hurricane QO-A. Unknown location in England.

Image from the Norman Hubert Smith personal collection. Lantern Slide of the type used in Station Cinemas or for training purposes. Aircraft identification slide showing a Hurricane aircraft.

Image from the John Herbert Kemnitz personal collection. View of a crashed Hurricane through the window of the car, Singapore. Captioned twice on reverse in different hands: "On road past Kallang thro' window of Brooker's Car - crashed Hurricane which went thro fence - you remember?". Also: "The Hurricane is partially obscured by the pilllar of the car. This was taken one afternoon when Bill and I were roaming around the island having a look at what was happening with one S/Ldr Brooker, a grand fellow, who had a DFC and bar." Caption suggests this was the car of Squadron Leader 'Boy' Brooker, Commanding Officer of No. 232 Squadron.

Two armourers removing an ammunition belt from a box. Hurricane L1926, believed to be from No. 312 Squadron, in the background. Unknown date and location.