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123 photos tagged woodleyalbum, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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Sydney 1936 6 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
T.S.S. Awatea passing the Harbour Bridge from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Dave Woodley (on left) and friends, Sydney 1936 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney 1936 1 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney 1936 2 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney Harbour Bridge from Heights, 1936 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney 1936 3 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney 1936 4 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney 1936 5 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney 1936 7 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Fort, Sydney Harbour,Sydney 1936 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Island, Sydney Harbour, Sydney 1936 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney from the Awatea 1, 1936 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
Sydney from the Awatea 1936 2 from Royal Australian Historical Society uploaded June 2017
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North Coast - from the top of the Bulli Pass, 1936
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TVL1970 said:
The aircraft appears to be a de Havilland DH.83 Fox Moth. The aircraft was built in relatively small numbers prior to WWII (~100), and it can be presumed that a far smaller number than that were operated in Australia. Too bad we can't see what is written on the bottom of the lower port-side wing to complete "FLY WITH . . .", I'd imagine that may provide further clues as to the aircraft's operator and the airfield/airport this photo was taken at. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Fox_Moth
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Highranger said:
Mascot - Kingsford Smith Airport, ASSY
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Highranger said:
"Fly with me!" I recall seeing another photo of this plane a while ago
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Gordon Riley said:
It looks more like a Genairco than a Fox Moth
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Mike Fletcher said:
Definitely a Fox Moth, the Genairco had different cabane struts and side windows.
