Supermarine Seagull

The Supermarine Seagull was a flying boat produced by the British aircraft manufacturer Supermarine. It was developed by Supermarine's chief designer R.J. Mitchell from the experimental Supermarine Seal II.

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P01817.004SeaGullA9-5

RAAF Supermarine Seagull c. 1930 (AWM P02413.019)

101 Flight (AMW P01817-006)

Seagull III HMAS Albatross AWM P01817.007

RAAF Supermarine Seagull c. 1930 (AWM P02413.019)

P01817.004SeaGullA9-5

101 Flight (AMW P01817-006)

Seagull III HMAS Albatross AWM P01817.007

Supermarine Seagull I (still with the Seal II's registration N146)

Supermarine Seagull (at Southampton, UK)

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		P01817.004SeaGullA9-5		Commons
commons	image		RAAF Supermarine Seagull c. 1930 (AWM P02413.019)		Commons
commons	image		101 Flight (AMW P01817-006)		Commons
commons	image		Seagull III HMAS Albatross AWM P01817.007		Commons
commons	image		RAAF Supermarine Seagull c. 1930 (AWM P02413.019)		Commons
commons	image		P01817.004SeaGullA9-5		Commons
commons	image		101 Flight (AMW P01817-006)		Commons
commons	image		Seagull III HMAS Albatross AWM P01817.007		Commons
commons	image		Supermarine Seagull I (still with the Seal II's registration N146)		Commons
commons	image		Supermarine Seagull (at Southampton, UK)		Commons