Classic Aircraft

Commonwealth Boomerang A46-122

Beaufort MK.1

Bristol Beaufighter from 31 Sqn RAAF in Australia 1944.

Spitfire MK.IX

A Hawker Typhoon Mark IB fighter-bomber flown by Flight Sergeant JS Fraser-Petherbridge of No. 198 Squadron RAF takes off from Thorney Island to support the Allied landings in Normandy. June 6, 1944

A British torpedo bomber Bristol Beaufort Mk I from No. 22 Squadron RAF and aircraft torpedoes at North Cotes airbase. December 1940

Spitfire pilots of No. 610 Squadron relaxing between sorties at ‘A’ Flight dispersal at Hawkinge, 29 July 1940.

8 May 1945. Short Sunderland NS-Z of 201 Squadron lifts away from its base RAF Lough Erne in Northern Ireland.

Longleat House is set within 900 acres of ‘Capability' Brown landscaped gardens and is widely regarded as one of the best examples of Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the most beautiful stately homes open to the public.

This former 16th-century Augustinian priory contains many treasures and heirlooms acquired by generations of the Thynn(e) family, some of whom were great collectors of their day. The collection comprises early books and manuscripts, magnificent paintings, exquisite Flemish tapestries, and fine French furniture all housed within 19th-century opulent interiors created by John Dibblee Crace.

Lord Bath’s ‘famous & fabulous’ Murals:

The murals form an extensive sequence of Lord Bath’s personal work which he describes as ‘glimpses of his psyche’. Their subject matter varies between cocoons, therapies and fantasies and they amount to the expression of one man’s individualism within a building which itself is a work of art. A small additional charge applies.