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Number and Name	Class	Wheels Gauge	Builder Works No/Year built	Notes/Location
	Blackburn Mercury Type B	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1911	Royal Air Force.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	Blackburn Mercury Type B	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1911	Royal Air Force.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	Blackburn Mercury Type B	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1911	Royal Air Force.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	Blackburn Type D	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1912	Survives in the Shuttleworth Collection, the oldest flying British plane.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki External link
	Blackburn Type E	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1912	Royal Air Force.  Externaly Hosted Image - Flying Machine
	Blackburn Type E	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1912	Royal Air Force.  Externaly Hosted Image - Flying Machine
	Blackburn Type I	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1913	Used on the Great Yorkshire Show Air Line half hourly shuttle flights Leeds – Bradford, the first regular air service in the UK.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	Blackburn Type I	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1913	Royal Air Force.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	Blackburn Type I	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1913	Used by Royal NavyAS to train pilots on Lake Windemere before capsizing in 1916.  Externaly Hosted Image - Wiki
	Blackburn Type L	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1914	Built for the Circuit of Britain Race it was impounded by the Admiralty and used for off shore reconnaissance at Scalby near Scarborough before being lost in a crash in 1915 .  Externaly Hosted Image - BAE
N1431	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N1431 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N6803	Sopwith Cuckoo	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N6803 (Blackburn Aviation /1918) Representative photo
N2082	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2082 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2083	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2083 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2084	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2084 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2085	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2085 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2086	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2086 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2087	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2087 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2088	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2088 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo
N2089	Sopwith Baby	Ψ	Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918	Royal Air Force.  Close © Unknown (Wikimedia) MMXXIII N2089 (Blackburn Aviation /1915 – 1918) Representative photo

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