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Photograph A03164 Period 1920-1929The first single engined aeroplane flight from Great Britain to Australia by Ray Parer and John McIntosh just arriving in their de Havilland DH9 PD, at Mascot aerodrome in Sydney. (Copied from a prin

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Ray Parer and John McIntosh standing alongside their de Havilland DH9 PD, which was the first single engined aeroplane to fly from Great Britain to Australia, prior to their take off for Bathurst. (Copied from Sea, Land and Air, September 1920).
The first single engined aeroplane flight from Great Britain to Australia by Ray Parer and John McIntosh just arriving in their de Havilland DH9 PD, at Mascot aerodrome in Sydney. (Copied from a prin

The first single engined aeroplane flight from Great Britain to Australia by Ray Parer and John McIntosh after arriving in Darwin. Spectators are gathered around the de Havilland DH9 PD. (Copied fro

Raymond J Parer and John C McIntosh standing in front of their de Havilland DH9 just before leaving Hounslow, England, for what would be the first single-engined aeroplane flight from Great Britain to

Souvenir from dinner held at Melbourne's Grand Hotel marking the successful World flight of Lieutenants Raymond J Parer and John C McIntosh. Between 8 January and 2 August 1920, Lts Parer and McIntosh

SINGAPORE, 1920-08. THE FIRST SINGLE ENGINED AEROPLANE FLIGHT FROM GREAT BRITAIN TO AUSTRALIA BY RAY PARER AND JOHN MCINTOSH. THE DH9 AIRCRAFT (MARKED P.D.) UNDERGOING REPAINTING AND AN OVERHAUL.

The two airmen Ray Parer and John McIntosh standing in front of their battered de Havilland DH9 at Flemington Race Course in Melbourne. The PD had earlier been involved in a failed landing in a paddo
