1. It appears Rippon attended this meeting. W. S. Smallcombe was a driving force at Reading/Woodley
2. Boreham was well known for rotary wing experiments. Lt. Cmdr. A Greenhalgh was the person who amassed the collection used for this website.
3. Nothing known.
4. The Reading Club aeroplanes. (LR) Model marked R-DMAC on the table is the Willis Skyrover, and hanging above it is the ever present Resurgam. (Also shown in the photo below).
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5. Anyone recognise anyone?
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7. The Reading Club?
8. Curtis?
9. Nothing known.
10. (LR) Semi scale Miles Hawk designed and built by M Chandler of the Reading and District Model Aero Club, powered by a 15cc Grayspec engine.
11. As 10. (LR) This model won first place in the Concours d'Elegance (power section) at the Northern Heights Gala at Fairey's aerodrome on 21st June 1936.
12. No info.
13. Assumed to belong to Smallcombe. Inside pages follow ....
14. Inside 13
15. Inside of 13
16. Inside of 13
20. Inside of 13
24. Posed picture with Max Coote on left and Rippon in centre
17. Inside of 13
21. Again - Appears to belong to Smallcombe
25. (LR) A very early RIP designed rubber pusher with a flexible drive from the rubber motor to the prop.
18. Inside of 13
22. Inside of 21
26. Another small photo. (LR) RIP's Duraplane.
19. Inside of 13
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27.(LR) RIP's Farman Pusher.
28. I assume the young chap is the 'Sproule' in 29.
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30. Centre is D.W. Rowe of Gogalming. His 'Red Lightning' Team Racer was a plan in 1950 Model Aircraft magazine. Thanks to Martin Dilly for the information.
31. Martin Dilly knew D.Posner quite well and tells me this is not Dave Posner - but it is his design, "Dream Bogey" low aspect ratio sailplane published in Aeromodeller, August 1949.