Saro Collection

In late 1939, the Saro S36 Lerwick was spotted on the Columbine apron, showcasing its impressive design and capabilities

Saro Collection: Saro S36 Lerwick on Columbine apron late 1939

Saro S36 Lerwick on Columbine apron late 1939. Date: 1939

Saro Collection: Saro P. 531-0 XN332 - G-APNV

Saro P. 531-0 XN332 - G-APNV
Royal Navy - Saro P.531-0 XN332 / G-APNV (msn S2/5268), the first of three development prototypes (following a single aerodynamic prototype), at Eastliegh on 2 November 1960. Date: 1959

Saro Collection: King Alphonse XIII with General Primo de Rivera the day of the establishment of the

King Alphonse XIII with General Primo de Rivera the day of the establishment of the Military Board, 1923, besides them, Caralcanti, Mayandin, Berenguer, Saro, Daban, Ruiz del Portal, Navarro

Saro Collection: SARO London Mark 1 biplane flying boats

SARO London Mark 1 biplane flying boats
Three SARO (Saunders Roe) London A27 military Mark 1 biplane flying boats in flight. They were in service with the RAF for part of the Second World War. Date: 1936-1941

Giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) swimming, Peru

Saro Collection: The sole Saro / Segrave A22 Meteor, G-aXP, painted maroon

The sole Saro / Segrave A22 Meteor, G-aXP, painted maroon
The sole Saro/Segrave A22 Meteor, G-aXP, painted maroon for the 1930 Kings Cup Race

Four helicopters. From left: Westland Gazelle, Westland Scout AH1, Westland Lynx AH1 and Saro Skeeter

Saro S36 Lerwick

Saro S36 Lerwick L7250
Saro S36 Lerwick, L7250

Saro Collection: Saro Skeeter AOP12 XL738 of the British Army

Saro Skeeter AOP12 XL738 of the British Army
Saro Skeeter AOP12, XL738, of the British Army

Saro Skeeter 2 G-ALUF
Saro Skeeter 2, G-ALUF

Saro Skeeter 6 XK773
Saro Skeeter 6, XK773

Saro Collection: Saro Skeeter 6 G-AMTZ shown at the 1957 SBAC show

Saro Skeeter 6 G-AMTZ shown at the 1957 SBAC show
Saro Skeeter 6, G-AMTZ, shown at the 1957 SBAC show fitted as a flying ambulance. Date: 1957

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In late 1939, the Saro S36 Lerwick was spotted on the Columbine apron, showcasing its impressive design and capabilities. This British flying boat, known for its reliability and strength, stood tall as a symbol of innovation in aviation. The Saro S36 Lerwick was not alone on the apron that day; it shared the spotlight with other remarkable aircraft. Among them was the Saro P. 531-0 XN332 - G-APNV, a testament to engineering excellence and technological advancements. But let's not forget about the SARO London Mark 1 biplane flying boats that graced the skies with their graceful presence. These majestic machines were true marvels of their time, capturing imaginations wherever they flew. Meanwhile, in another part of history, King Alphonse XIII joined forces with General Primo de Rivera on a momentous day—the establishment of something significant. Their meeting marked an important chapter in their respective countries' histories. Shifting gears from human achievements to nature's wonders, we find ourselves captivated by a giant otter swimming gracefully through Peru's waters. The Pteronura brasiliensis showcased its agility and beauty as it glided effortlessly through its natural habitat. Back to man-made marvels once again: behold the sole Saro/Segrave A22 Meteor painted maroon—truly one-of-a-kind. Its unique color only added to its allure as it took flight into unknown territories. And finally, our attention turns towards four helicopters standing side by side—a sight that exudes power and precision. These aerial workhorses are ready for any mission thrown their way; they represent progress in aviation technology and serve as reminders of humanity's constant pursuit of advancement. From historic meetings to breathtaking creatures and awe-inspiring aircraft—Saro has left an indelible mark throughout different realms.