Piel Collection

Aerial image of Piel Castle (Fouldry Castle) (Fouldrey Castle), a concentric medieval fortification with a keep and three towers, Piel Island, Furness Peninsula, Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, England

Piel CP. 301B Emeraude G-ASVG
Piel CP.301B Emeraude G-ASVG (msn 109). An Ateliers Aeronautique Rousseau built CP-301B, previously F-BILV, keeping a Druine D.31 Turbulent company in a hangar, somewhere in England. Date: 1960s

Piel CP. 751 Beryl F-PYHM
Piel CP.751 Beryl F-PYHM (msn 04), at Moulins, France on 28 July 1990. Date: 1990

Piel CP-80 Zephir F-PYLJ (msn 66), at Moulins, France on 28 July 1990. Date: 1990

Fairtravel Linnet II G-ASZR (msn 005), at Blackbushe Airport in February 1967, with ex Royal Navy WS-51 Dragonflies stored in the background

Piel CP-301A Emeraude F-BIJA (msn 201), at the 1957 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party, held at Wisley on 15 September. Date: 1957

Piel CP-301A Emeraude SE-XEI (msn 102-53). Date: circa 1990

Piel/ Scintex Super Emeraude G-BANW
Piel- Scintex CP.1330 Super Emeraude G-BANW (msn 941), at Strathallan in July 1978. Date: 1978

Piel CP. 301 Emeraude D-ENRI
Piel CP.301 Emeraude D-ENRI (msn AB410)

Piel CP. 301A Emeraude - G-ARRS
Piel CP.301A Emeraude G-ARRS (msn 226) at Baginton. (manufactured by Societe Menavia and previously registered F-BIMA in France) Date: 1964

Piel CP-301 Emeraude D-ELYB somewhere on the North Sea coast. Date: 1970s

Piel CP. 301A Emeraude F-BIRA
Piel CP.301A Emeraude F-BIRA (msn 501) Date: 1950s-1960s

Harry Piel in the German UFA film Panik, 1928 Date: 1928

Piel Castle
The ruins of Piel Castle, aka Fouldrey Castle, on the Cumbrian coast. Date: 1845

Piel Emeraude P301, F-BIJA, in front of a Jodel at the 1?
Piel Emeraude P301, F-BIJA, in front of a Jodel at the 1957 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at Wisley on 15 September

Source Size = 3762 x 1672
Left Image: Piel Castle, Right Image: West Doorway, Furness Abbey

Picture No. 10741197
England - Aerial view, Piel Castle Date:

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"Piel: A Medieval Marvel on the Shores of Cumbria" Nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, lies a hidden gem called Piel. This captivating place is home to the magnificent Piel Castle, also known as Fouldry Castle. An aerial image reveals its grandeur – a concentric medieval fortification boasting a keep and three towers that stand proudly on Piel Island. As you explore this enchanting island on the Furness Peninsula, you'll be transported back in time. The remnants of history whisper tales of knights and battles fought within these very walls. From afar, two aircrafts catch your eye - Piel CP-751 Beryl F-PYHM and Piel CP-80 Zephir F-PYLJ - reminding us that even modern marvels find solace in this ancient land. Paying homage to its rich aviation heritage, Fairtravel Linnet II G-ASZR takes flight above the castle's silhouette while memories resurface from films like "Panik" where Harry Piel graced our screens in 1928. But it's not just about planes here; another remarkable aircraft emerges - Piel CP-301A Emeraude F-BIJA. Its presence adds an air of elegance to this already picturesque landscape. And let's not forget about its counterpart SE-XEI or the iconic Scintex Super Emeraude G-BANW which have left their mark too. The spirit of adventure lingers as we encounter more aircraft such as Piel CP. 301 Emeraude D-ENRI and her sister ship G-ASVG along with others like G-ARRS and D-ELYB – all showcasing how aviation enthusiasts have embraced this magical place throughout history. Whether you're captivated by medieval architecture or fascinated by aviation wonders, there's something for everyone at Piel.