Cierva Collection

Albert and Gladys Batchelor with his Cierva C30A autogyro, G-ACWM

Albert Batchelors Cierva C30A autogyro G-ACWM
Albert Batchelors Cierva C30A autogyro, G-ACWM

Albert and Gladys Batchelor in front of his Cierva C30A autogyro, G-ACWM

Pitcairn Cierva Autogyro Company of America - Pitcairn P?
Pitcairn Cierva Autogyro Company of America - Pitcairn Pca-1B Parked Date: 1930s

Cierva C. 30A Avro 671 Rota Mk-1
Cierva C.30A Avro 671 Rota Mk-1 Parked with a Lancaster Behind Date: 1934

Alan Marsh and Geoffrey Dorman leaving Cierva Air Horse
Alan Marsh (in cap) and Geoffrey Dorman leaving the Cierva Air Horse

Cierva Skeeter 1 G-AJCJ (msn W.14/1), prototype of the Skeeter, powered by the unsuccessful Jameson JJ-1 engine, at the 1948 SBAC Farnborough air show. Date: 1948

Cierva W. 14 Skeeter 2 G-ALUF
Cierva W.14 Skeeter 2 G-ALUF (msn W.14/2), 2nd prototype at the 1949 SBAC Farnborough Air-show in September 1949 Date: 1949

Weir W-2, at RAF Hendon on 19 July 1951. G. & J. Weir of Cathcart in Glasgow were an established engineering company, founded in 1871, which built aircraft during the First World War

Avro 707 VX784, parked in front of Percival Survey Prince G-ALRY (msn P50-8) and Percival Prentice T.1 VS639 and Cierva Skeeter 1 G-AJCJ (msn W.14-1)

Cierva W. 11 Air Horse VZ724
Cierva W.11 Air Horse VZ724 (msn W.11/1) at the SBAC 1949 Farnborough Air Show Date: 1949

Cierva C. 30 autogyro G-ACUU
Cierva C.30 autogyro G-ACUU at The Skyfame Museum, Staverton airport, Date: 1960s

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Cierva C30 Rota used by the wartime RAF photographed at Old Warden by Hugh W Cowin

Ricardo de la Cierva (1926 -) Spanish writer, politician and historian. Portrait of 1997

Autogiro, designed by Spanish engineer Juan de la Cierva, 1928
Autogiro (1928), designed by Spanish engineer Juan de la Cierva (Cordoniu) 1896-1936. From Le Petit Inventeur, Paris, 1928

Abstract shaped icebergs with blue shadows in the Southern Ocean at Cierva Cove, Antarctica
Abstract shape of icebergs with blue ice shadows and turquoise water of the Southern Ocean at Cierva Cove in Hughes Bay; Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica

Juan De La Ciervas Autogyro C. 1923. From The Story Of 25 Eventful Years In Pictures, Published 1935
Juan De La Ciervas Autogyro C.1923. From The Story Of 25 Eventful Years In Pictures, Published 1935

Cierva W11 Air Horse VZ-724 rehearsing for a display
Cierva W11 Air Horse, VZ-724, rehearsing for a display at the 1949 SBAC show at Farnborough. Date: 1949

Cierva Autogyro France
The Cierva autogyro demonstrated in France Date: 1928

Picture No. 11675991
Iceberg floating in the sea. Date:

AUTOGIRO, 1928. The first flight of Juan de la Ciervas (1896-1936) Autogiro, 1928

W. Wyne, known as ?Winnie Wynne? an autogyro enthusiast, ?
W. Wyne, known as ?Winnie Wynne? an autogyro enthusiast, in front of a Cierva C40 at the Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at the Great West Aerodrome, Hayes, Middlesex, on 14 May 1939

Cierva Skeeter, G-AJCJ, at the 1949 Royal Aeronautical S?
Cierva Skeeter, G-AJCJ, at the 1949 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at White Waltham Aerodrome on 8 May

Cierva W11 Air Horse, WA555

Cierva C4

A model of the Cierva W11T, a development of the W11 Air Horse

Gladys Batchelor in front of Albert Batchelors Cierva C30A autogyro, G-ACWM

Cierva W11 Air Horse testing gearbox and transmission to rotor head. From left: Tommy Nisbett; Dave Smith, chief inspector; Joe Unsworth, flight engineer; Ken Watson

Cierva W11 Air Horse forward fuselage

Cierva W11 Air Horse

Cierva W11 Air Horse VZ-724 Southampton Airport
Cierva W11 Air Horse, VZ-724. Southampton Airport, 8 December 1948. Date: 1948

Cierva W11 Air Horse G-ALCV Southampton Airport
Cierva W11 Air Horse, G-ALCV. Southampton Airport

Cierva W11 Air Horse mock-up

Juan de la Cierva 1- Sir Samuel Hoare - Capt F F Courtney
From left: Juan de la Cierva, 1895-1936; Sir Samuel Hoare, Air Minister and Capt F.F. Courtney, pilot, following an autogyro demonstration at Farnborough. Date: 1936

Juan de la Cierva (1895-1936)
Juan de la Cierva, 1895-1936. Date: 1936

A Cierva C30A Rota 1 K4230
A Cierva C30A Rota 1, K4230, was modified by the Cierva company for deck landing operations (including fitment of Walter Kidde and RFD flotation gear)

A group of four alongside an Avro 671 Cierva C30A. The group possibly includes Sqn Ldr Alan Marsh, AFC, second left and R.A.C. Brie, second right

Avro 671 Cierva C30A HM561
Avro 671 Cierva C30A, HM561

Avro 671 Cierva C30A

Cierva C6C

Cierva C5

Cierva C4

Cierva C3

Cierva C1 with Juan de la Cierva inset

Cierva Weir W14 Sceptre G-AJCJ the Skeeter prototype
Cierva Weir W14 Sceptre, G-AJCJ, the Skeeter prototype

Cierva C30 landing on the deck of the Italian cruiser Fiume

Cierva C30 in RAF service

Cierva C40 Rota II L7589
Cierva C40 Rota II, L7589

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"Exploring the Skies with Cierva: A Legacy of Aviation Innovation" Albert Batchelor's Cierva C30A autogyro G-ACWM takes flight, showcasing the marvels of aviation engineering. Captured in a timeless moment, Albert and Gladys Batchelor pose proudly beside his Cierva C30A autogyro, symbolizing their shared passion for flying. With a backdrop of adventure and innovation, Albert and Gladys Batchelor stand tall in front of his beloved Cierva C30A autogyro. Unveiling the future of aerial mobility, the sleek Cierva Skeeter 1 G-AJCJ promises boundless possibilities in aviation technology. The Pitcairn Cierva Autogyro Company of America introduces the world to its groundbreaking creation - Pitcairn P? - revolutionizing vertical takeoff capabilities. Witnessing history unfold, the iconic Avro 671 Rota Mk-1 soars through the skies under the guidance of the remarkable Cierva C. 30A. Alan Marsh and Geoffrey Dorman embark on an unforgettable journey as they depart from a mesmerizing scene featuring their trusted companion -the legendary Cierva Air Horse. Embodying grace and agility, the enchanting Cierva W. 14 Skeeter 2 G-ALUF captures hearts with its elegant design and impeccable performance. Weir W-2 sets new standards for efficiency and reliability as it joins forces with renowned aviators to push boundaries beyond imagination within the realm of rotorcraft technology. The Avro 707 VX784 pays homage to its roots by embracing innovations inspired by pioneers like Juan de la Cierva himself – forging ahead into a brighter era for aviation enthusiasts worldwide.