de Havilland Aeronautical Technical School Association

The de Havilland emblem

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de Havilland flag
The de Havilland emblem has always consisted of the initials D H superimposed on a plan view of an aeroplane. The styling changed subtly over the years, but was always recognisable. The final style was as shown on the flag which is flown at the annual Moth Club Rally, as shown here.
Published: 2 Sep 2007
Author: The Editor

Comments

27 Dec 12 22:46   louis Dightmaker from uk (Stag Lane school 1955 on)
I wore my button-hole badge with pride for years. Then some b###er pinched it. Could I buy one anywhere?
05 Mar 12 18:59   Maxruby from Aylsham
Why no mention of the engine co. and leavesden.? - The answer is that none of our members has offered to write a piece as has been done for other sites.
09 Oct 10 20:53   Gerry Belcher from Hatfield ex apprentice 1952.
Alwas proud to wear the original DH.button hole badge. So sorry when it was replaced by HSD.logo which looked like a dog doing a pee on a tree! Ho well, all in the name of progress!.
15 Apr 10 09:07   Gerard Caubergs from Belgium
Owner of Chippie C1-0205 / G-AOJR, I am looking for a DH logo in (very) high definition. Thanks, Gee. NOTE: replies should be made using "Contact us" and will be passed on.

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