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Marie-Celeste de Villentroy in Australian flag, ca. 1920 / photograph by Albert de Villentroy

  • 21 older comments, and then…
  • Four Bridge said:
    She is just gorgeous....Iam an Australian and I loved this great photo........************
  • David Urquhart said:
    But would she have got into the Big Day Out in this?
  • littleteapot said:
    I wonder if she has a Southern Cross tattoo hidden under there somewhere............
  • nagshebardar_jj said:
    8-O...
    thats really like a painting...
    thats great...
    ;-]
  • ChuDabi said:
    Sweet! Is this hand coloured or something? Nicely done if so.

Sydney Harbour Bridge crowded with onlookers during the water and aerial display, 19 March 1932

  • TVL1970 said:
    The aircraft captured in the photo are likely Charles Kingsford Smith in his Fokker Trimotor (Fokker F.VIIb/3m) "Southern Cross" (VH-USU) and either "City of Sydney" (VH-UPI) or "City of Brisbane" (VH-UNJ) belonging to New England Airways. Both Avro 618 Ten ("Avro Ten" or "Avro X") aircraft (license-built Fokker Trimotors) escorted Kingsford Smith's "Southern Cross" during the Sydney Harbour Bridge opening celebration. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_Virtue#New_England_Airways_.2...

Kingsford-Smith, Sir Charles

  • TVL1970 said:
    This is a photo of Charles Kingsford-Smith's June 1, 1928 arrival in Hawaii at Wheeler Field, Honolulu aboard his Fokker F.VIIb/3m (registration: VH-USU), "Southern Cross". At center, in the flying helmet with goggles upon his head, greeting radio operator James Warner to his right and Kingsford-Smith to his left, is Hawaii-based aviator Martin Jensen (who finished second in the 1927 Dole Air Race). To Warner's right is Hawaii Governor, Wallace R. Farrington. Not captured in this photo are Kingsford-Smith's co-pilot, Charles Ulm, and navigator Harry Lyon. Here is a photo from the same day of Art Goebel (1st Place finisher in the 1927 Dole Air Race), Governor Farrington, and Martin Jensen, apparently awaiting Kingsford-Smith's arrival at Wheeler Field (note Jensen's tie and flight helmet). www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/4728489699/