Fabulous!
I remember seeing that old C-121A at Cosford in 1998 and again at a later RIAT.
Connies are one of my old time favourites so thanks for sharing your superb pics

First a Bristol Freighter, then an exotic Dak!
Brilliant, I love the old props so thanks for sharing your captures

WOW!
What great captures of a great old bird; I bet it sounded great too!
I adore the old props so thanks for sharing this wonderful Convair

Brilliant
Oooh, the memory of trying to pole off the bizjets at Field Aviation from the Queens Building!
Thanks for the excellent post

Brilliant; those certainly were the good old days
Thanks for the excellent post

Brilliant
Thanks for the excellent post

Brilliant!
I remember all those wonderful times on the Queens Building; you've even managed to capture a lovely Dakota at Luton.
Thanks for sharing such nostalgic pics

Excellent captures but the ace in the pack has to be the C-54 Skymaster ... what an absolute treat.
Thanks for sharing them

SPLENDIFEROUS!
Thanks for sharing your superb captures

A wonderful post prompting good memories of a time long gone
My local was Bournemouth Hurn in the 60's and 70's and the Channel Airways frames were daily movements together with the BEA and BKS frames flying overhead.
Thanks for sharing them

A lovely nicely-captured selection and thanks for sharing them. I was on a short break in Bognor Regis when I saw the same Kuwaiti C-17 (a regular visitor) climbing out southbound over Brighton on 17th October. May I please respectfully alert you to the fact that KAF343 is indeed Kuwaiti and not Ind...

Absolutely Superb shots of a great airframe.
Thanks for sharing them

Always love a Biz-Jet, especially a Gulfstream but the ace in the pack is that lovely Antonov piston-engined frame.
Thanks for sharing your super captures

A great post
I saw most of the 1-11's as they were built at Hurn and I lived nearby at West Parley.
I fondly remember those wonderful Courtline frames and the powerful roar of the Rolls Royce Spey engines.
Thanks all for sharing the wonderful nostalgic pics

I love props (especially pistons) and the ace in the pack has to be the IL-18 that I fondly remember.
I enjoyed viewing your post so thanks for sharing your lovely pics

Ooooh, the Beech 18 is the ace in the pack, a lovely machine.
Thanks for sharing your super pics

The Dak is the ace in the pack and I enjoyed viewing it.
Thanks for sharing your super pics

I have always loved the early Gulfstreams, 125's and Lears but as I scrolled down and saw the first Jetstar I surely thought it was the ace in the pack until I saw the Sabres.
A brilliant nostalgic post and thanks for sharing your selection of super pics

A wonderful post ... for me, the aces in the pack are those lovely whining Viscounts.
Thanks for sharing your selection of nostalgic pics

Fabulous shots there that I very much enjoyed viewing.
Thanks for sharing them Steve