Wiggy.......
Can add a little more to your list:-
AXBX S/N 1043/FR93 Ex F-BIUA To F-xxxx
AXFO S/N 1001/FR7 Ex F-BHOI To F-BSES
AXFP S/N 1041/FR91 Ex F-BIFP To F-BSEX
AXFR S/N 1042/FR92 Ex F-BIFQ To F-xxxx
AXFS S/N 1015/FR51 Ex F-BIEU To F-BSEU
AXFT S/N 1105/FR72 Ex F-BMLH To F-xxxx
AXFU S/N 1106/FR18 Ex F-BMLO To F-xxxx
Few other comments:
I have another registration date for the XF M/cs of 13 June 69, as you say G-INFO shows 20 May 69, more likely the correct date.
Not surprisingly the French authorities had no problem in issuing the registration F-BSEX......!!! We in Britain could not bring ourselves to issue G-ASEX or G-BSEX !!!
Sav.......
Having said that, there are those I know whose knowledge of things rotary would embarrass me because, in reality, I don't know that much although I'm pretty keen on it as you may have guessed.
Methinks you are a tad too modest !!!!!
A30yoyo.....
Yes, think you are correct, the Fulmar is also in shot on the photo in msg no:1822. The presence of the Fulmar and the Ultralight together certainly makes one think, White Waltham. The marquees made me think of a Shackleton or Vigors sales weekend and hence Kidlington or Baginton.
The shot in msg no:1856 is certainly White Waltham.
Planemike