CliveL,
DozyWannabee,
It's always fun doing a bit of 'aero-archaeology'.... isn't it?
You're both right.
At the roll-out, 01 was already marked "AEROSPATIALE", and the tracking camera 'target' was already painted on the right-hand side (but not on the left!).
So the earlier photo in question is definitely 002.
I recently re-scanned my ancient 'Filton' photos... only black-and-white, but maybe worth adding them to the 'records'.
G-AXDN being moved out of the hangar.
Interestingly, no tracking camera target on the left-hand side.... it must have been added very soon after, because I have a photo from a few weeks later, where it's in place on both sides.
Roll-out or not, G-AXDN still wasn't quite finished... three of the four engine nozzles/thrust reversers are still missing and replaced provisionally by 'space frames'.
This one again confirms the "AEROSPATIALE" marking. Also, somebody hadn't gotten round to painting the tail cone yet....
CJ
Oh, and a PS....
Another 'kinky' photo, this one of 001 when still outside the Le Bourget museum.
(Photo from the ConcordeSST.com site).