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Company name was Cox-Klemin. It had nothing to do with the German Klemm (which was working with Aeromarine in USA) Stig

One of six ordered, BuNos A-6515-6520, for submarine use.

Courtesy of Malcolm Fillmore via Air-Britain's ABIX forum we have an excellent compact history of H J White's aircraft incl. a Stinson, and this Beech 17 Henry White was employed by Vacuum Oil as their UK based Aviation Representative at Heston between (at least) 1933 and 1936. Also based at Heston with Vacuum Oil and flown by White were Stinson Junior R NC12157 (deld Heston July 1932 and later OO-HVS) and Beech 17 NC12584 (which did a European tour in August 1934).

lovely picture!! nice one!! have a nice weekend!

Key West stunt pilot (Fred R.) Freddy Cabanas died in a plane crash in Cozumel, Mexico, on January 15, 2013. "A passenger, Jorge Lopez Vives, host of an extreme sports program, also died in the crash that occurred at a private airfield on the southern island of Cozumel in the state of Quintana Roo, an international tourist destination. The pair were filming a documentary to promote an airshow when the accident occurred, according to Cozumel authorities."[1]   Freddy was not flying his own airplane at the time. “It has been said that Freddy Cabanas, Key West pilot and superhero, turned more people on to flying than all of the US Air Force combined." [2] — More from The Miami Herald

Wow. Thanks, Pixel. RIP.

nice shot

grace!