The actual slides are better than suggested by these images. However, they are over fifty years old
and faded and suffering a severe colour loss. A few slides (one example below shown half as is and
half with the image extracted) had a pronounced red colour cast. Many appear to be black & white.
 Canadian Made (Uplands) |
 The DH-1 c1915 |
 De Havilland, Toronto |
 Tiger Moth construction |
 Building Bodies |
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 Mosquito Bodies |
 Wings attached |
 Showing original colour |
 Control panel |
 Adding armaments |
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 Ammunition cases |
 Shop scene (these are not Mosquito aircraft) |
 Paint shop |
 Plexiglass bomber nose |
 3 different aircraft parked |
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 Ready to go |
 Take off |
 New Glasgow showing the bomb bay |
 Armaments option |
 1,000 planes made |
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 In flight |
 Promotional shot |
 fin |
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Well that's it for this month. If you have any questions, you can contact Bill Belier. The images on this page from Larry's presentation were taken with a Nikon 990 digital camera directly from the screen and adjusted in Photoshop. Click on any small image to see it larger in a separate window. Please note the Mosquito images are now ©2003 and owned by Larry Boccioletti who should be contacted before use. The other images are ©2003 by the Photographic Historical Society of Canada and may be used if the source is mentioned.
Bob Carter
