Flight Lieutenant S Wallingford (far right) leading a parade of New Zealand Permanent Air Force personnel. Believed to be in Auckland City.

Group of Personnel at Hobsonville Aerodrome. L-R: Back; Farrow(?), NA Vear, Palmer. Middle; AG Andrews, Mayhill (RL Maynell?), unknown, AT Giles, DW Jackson, unknown, Hunter, Barton. Front; FW Sorrell, BA Noble, LM Isitt, S Wallingford, Mahoney (J Moroney?), HH Smith. Names from 1980-587.1

"Original Staff, Hobsonville" Group of officers and other ranks standing in front of Fairey IIIf float plane at Hobsonville Aerodrome. L-R: Warrant Officer Noble, Aircraftman Smith, Mayhill, Partlow, Vear, unknown, Giles, Bert, Russell, Barton, Hunter, unknown, Corporal Smith, Abrahams, Sorrell, G Wallingford, Leonard Isitt. Two other copies of this image at 1991-157.10 and MUS0701638.

Air to air view of Fokker Tri-Motor '1985' "Southern Cross" being escorted by an NZPAF Bristol Fighter, with a cameraman on board, on the last part of the first non-stop flight across the Tasman Sea. See WgF15.

Copy of a photograph in the book 'Wingspread' by Leo White, published by Unity Press, 1941. Between pages 172-173. Three pictures showing the New Zealand Permanent Air Force. Captions included in image. Top left see WgF74. Top right see 1982-162.9. Bottom left half only WgF23.

3/4 front view of a New Zealand Permanent Air Force Grebe at RNZAF Station Wigram.

The Duke of York meeting the Commanding Officer at Wigram Aerodrome.L-R: unknown, Major TM Wilkes, The Duke, Captain JL Findlay. See original RNZAF negative WgF44.

Two men at the wingtips of a Taxiing Avro 504k. Wigram Aerodrome.

Image from the Douglas Verner Syme personal collection. Line up of NZPAF aircraft with ground staff at Wigram Aerodrome. Bristol Fighter x3, Dh9, Dh4 x2. Avro 504 x5 behind.

3/4 front view of Dh4 A7929 on the ground at Wigram Aerodrome.

Vertical aerial mosaic of Wigram Aerodrome, showing original buildings and Plumpton Park race course.

Image from the James Lloyd Findlay personal collection. Squadron Leader JL Findlay, Wigram Station Commander. See 1983-272.63 for a full, un-cropped, version of this image.

Image from the James Lloyd Findlay personal collection. Large group of civilians crowded around a civil Dh60 Moth. Believed to be at Wigram Aerodrome.

Two men pose on a Hucks Starter at Wigram Aerodrome. Bristol Fighters and Avro 504k aircraft in the background.

Two Sergeants operating a Hucks Starter on Bristol Fighter 7121 at Wigram Aerodrome.

Line up of Vildebeests at RNZAF Station Hobsonville. Handwritten on the matt "Hobsonville 1935" Handwritten on the reverse "Vickers Vildebeests of No. 1 G.R. Flight. These aircraft were brand new and had just been assembled at Hobsonville. They were the first machines turned out by the newly formed assembly unit [at] Hobsonville. This unit reached its peak during World War Two when it turned out hundreds of aircraft for the RNZAF at home and in the Pacific. No. 1 G.R. Flight was the first RNZAF unit to be manned by 100% regular staff. The pilots were commissioned officers and the crew were fitters and riggers detailed to each machine and who doubled up as Observers and W/A/Gs [Wireless Operator Air Gunners]. The crews were - Flight Lieutenant Buckley, Leading Aircraftman Lawn, Leading Aircraftman Graham. Flying Officer Kay, Leading Aircraftman McDonald, Leading Aircraftman Palmer. Flying Officer Cohen, Aircraftman 1 Stevens, Leading Aircraftman Johnstone. Flying Officer Lester, Aircraftman 1 Pankhurst, Aircraftman 1 Hughes."

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Cutty Sark taking off from RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Vildebeest NZ103 being inspected by Major-General WLH Sinclair, General Officer Commanding, and Lord Galway, Governor General. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Water tower under construction at Hobsonville Aerodrome.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. New Zealand Air Force (Territorial) Refresher Course. Wigram Aerodrome. Tom Wilkes (first left), LM Isitt (second from the left), George Bolt (fourth from right).

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. A DH4 at Washdyke just before flying to Mt. Cook and back during a survey of the Southern Alps. Captain Tom Wilkes (Secretary of the Air Board) is holding propeller, Captain Leonard Isitt in the cockpit. See P64 of 'Ski-Plane Adventure' by Harry Wigley.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. LM Isitt standing at the front of the moored Cutty Sark. Presumed to be Australia. See copy negative MUS06067.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Group in front of the Cutty Sark at Hobsonville Aerodrome. L-R: unknown, Lady Bledisloe, Lord Bledisloe, LM Isitt.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. LM Isitt watches from the cockpit of a Fairey IIIf, as a member of the ground crew prepares to crank-start the engine. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Image from the Leonard Monk Isitt personal album collection. Fairey IIIF floatplane, S1805, preparing to take-off from the sea. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.