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PLEASE NOTE The very great majority of images in the archive Some of the images listed as being in the archive are There will often be a delay before images can be digitised, |
MANUFACTURER/TYPE ORDER
Click on the first letter of the manufacturer's
name to see the appropriate index page:
COLLECTION RE-OPENS The Jackson Family is very pleased to advise that, following the hiatus caused by the unexpected death of the Curator Roger Jackson, the A J Jackson Collection has now been moved to a permanent home at the Brooklands Museum. The Museum has agreed to the continuing supply of Collection images through the A J Jackson web site, with AJJ's other son David acting as curator on behalf of the Museum. The Collection is therefore once again able to accept small orders by email for images and information from the AJJ archive. Please see HERE for details of costs etc. |
The focus is on British civil aviation during the years 1919 to 1960 but there are also details and photographs of many foreign, commonwealth and military aircraft. Amongst the many varied items within the archive are past civil aircraft registers, including some from abroad, a database of pre-WW2 owners of British civil aircraft, and information on British civil aircraft crashes and accidents from 1919 to the 1970s.