Aero Engine Collection

Supermarine Spitfire 2 / II
Supermarine Spitfire Mark2 Cutaway Line-Drawing with a Rolls-Royce Merlin 3 Aero-Engine

Ryan-Siemens 9 radial aero-engine
A Ryan-Siemens 9 radial aero-engine, licence-built version of the Siemens-Halske Sh12 from Germany. Date: circa 1930

Rolls-Royce Chief Executive Warren East, Buckingham Gate, Victoria, London, England

Focke Wulf FW-190A-3
Several Luftwaffe FW-190S Parked on Dry Grass 7 / Jg-2 Richthofen at Morait, France, Summer 1942 Date: 1942

Rolls-Royce Eagle Viii / 8 V-12 Piston Aero-Engine

Rolls-Royce Falcon 3 / III V-12 Piston Aero-Engine Off-A?
Rolls-Royce Falcon 3 / III V-12 Piston Aero-Engine Off-Aircraft

Rolls-Royce Kestrel Supercharged Aero-Engine on a Trolle?
Rolls-Royce Kestrel Supercharged Aero-Engine on a Trolley Off-Aircraft Date: 1940s

Hawker Hurricane Mk 2C
Cannon Being Installed on a Hawker Hurricane Mk 2C / Iic on Production-Line Date: 1940s

WW2 - Panther Aero Engine
A photograph of some British WW2 Royal Air Force fitters working on a Panther aero-engine. Date: circa 1940s

Mercedes D. III, 160hp 6-cylinder water-cooled aero-engine
Mercedes D.III, (Daimler F1466), 6-cylinder water-cooled aero-engine, used in many World War One German military aircraft as well as civilian aircraft post-war

Daimler F7502, 20hp 2-cylinder air-cooled aero-engine
Daimler (Mercedes) F7502, 20PS 2-cylinder aero-engine, used to power several light aircraft in 1920s Germany, notably the Klemm-Daimler L.20, on display at the Mercedes-Benz museum. Date: circa 1980

Commercial pilots seen here returning to flight school at Croydon Airport to study engineering. 15th December 1937

Austro-Daimler 360hp aero-engine
Austro-Daimler 360hp 6-cylinder water-cooled aero-engine Date: circa 1918

RAF personnel receiving aero-engine instruction, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel receiving aero-engine instruction, 1941

Rolls-Royce V-12 Piston Aero-Engine Date: 1940s

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"The Evolution of Aero Engines: Powering the Wings of History" From the iconic Supermarine Spitfire 2 to the mighty Panther Aero Engine, World War II witnessed a revolution in aviation technology. The Mercedes D. III, a water-cooled 160hp 6-cylinder marvel, and the air-cooled Daimler F7502 with its impressive 20hp from just two cylinders pushed boundaries. Innovation soared with the Focke Wulf FW-190A-3, showcasing cutting-edge engineering. But it was Rolls-Royce that truly stole the show with their Eagle VIII V-12 piston aero-engine, delivering unparalleled performance. Not far behind was their Falcon III V-12 piston engine, leaving competitors in awe. The Rolls-Royce Kestrel Supercharged Aero-Engine mounted on a Trolley became an emblem of speed and power. Meanwhile, Hawker Hurricane Mk 2C proved its mettle as it roared through skies driven by sheer force. Not to be forgotten is Ryan-Siemens' radial aero-engine - an engineering masterpiece propelling aircraft forward effortlessly. And let's not overlook Austro-Daimler's remarkable 360hp creation that set new standards for airborne might. In this captivating image captured by Charles Brown in 1941, RAF personnel can be seen receiving vital instruction on these incredible machines – engines that would shape history and define aerial supremacy. These breathtaking advancements in aerodynamic propulsion forever changed aviation as we know it. From humble beginnings to soaring heights, these engines propelled mankind into uncharted territories – where dreams took flight and legends were born.