handleypageo400

16 photos tagged handleypageo400, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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One of her propellers

from National Library of Scotland

  • Colin Howell said:
    The Handley Page O/400 had two Rolls-Royce engines, not four. The four-engine Handley Page was the V/1500, an even more gigantic aircraft. (Incidentally, in the type designation O/400, the character before the slash is a capital letter O. Handley Page used letters to designate its early types, and the O/400 was a version of the Type O. It's extremely common for sources to use a zero instead, but still incorrect.)

Carter Buton Album Loan_00100

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  • Cautious Company said:
    Beautiful image of a Handley-Page re-born as civil transport, thanks!
  • mambo1935 said:
    grace!
  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    This is the O/400 G-EAAF which was sent to USA in May 1920. Still flying in 1923 and extant as static display in 1925. Stig
  • pastoh said:
    What's the plane hiding under her wing?
  • Idakoos Store said:
    Nice photo. I love these ancient airplanes

AL25_000255

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  • Kees Kort said:
    Handley Page O/100 twin-engined bomber. Remarkable is camouflage of the wing struts. Unfortunately the original picture has been cracked in the middle. Electronic modification could erase it easily. If you sent the original biggest scan I can do it. By the way this not the later O/400 but the earlier O/100. The O/100 could be distinguished easily by the long engine nacelles, which besides the engine also held the fuel tanks. The later O/400 had shorter engine nacelles because the fuel tanks were moved inside the fuselage.