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Dickson type glider, designed, built and flown by airmen of the R.A.F. Depot (Karachi). L.A/C. Eville manages 40 ft. from level aerodrome.
Karachi-built glider, which has been called the “Desert Fowl”
Dickson glider built by the Aircraft Club, Harrogate, from “Flight” drawings
December 1930: The Aircraft Club, HARROGATE, started with a constructional section for its members. They built their first glider, a Dickson type training glider, and the experience gained with this, together with the talent they have available, has enabled them to cope with all repairs themselves. The first glider was completed and taken to Healthwaite Hill on November 15 1930 and successfully flown and meetings have been held there every Sunday since that date. Over 115 flights have been made in this machine in winds of from 1 to 40 m.p.h.
Dickson glider built by the Aircraft Club, Harrogate
(Left to right), Mrs.Addyman and ” the boys,” N . Pickles, L. Brook, E. W. Addyman.
From this slope flights of over a mile have been made in the ” Dickson ” glider built by the Aircraft Club of Harrogate.
Modified Dickson Glider built by the Aircraft Club, Harrogate, soaring over the Hole of Horcaun, near Saltersgate.
New Zealand built Dickson Glider at Wanganui

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