Dates

Event

September 1918

Constructed as a HD.1 by Aeroplanes Hanriot et Cie at Boulogne-sur-Seine, France.

Transferred to 1E Escadrile de Chasse, Aviation Militaire Belge, Les Moores, La Panne, Belgium.
Operated with markings: HD-75

Circa 1919

Transferred to 7E Escadrile de Chasse, Niveles.

1920

Markings Applied: H-1

March 1922

Won the World Aerobatic Championship at Nice, France when flown by Coppens.

From Circa 1932 to 1934

Struck off Strength/Charge.

1934

To Andr Drossaert with new c/r OO-APJ.

1937

To Jacques Ledure, Evere Airfield, Brussels.

22 November 1937

Ferry flight.
Flown from Brussels (vre) aerodrome to Lympne. Cleared customs at Lympne, but had trouble getting the engine running for the next leg of the flight.

Circa 24 November 1937

Flown from Lympne to Old Warden.

Restored.

3 May 1938

To Shuttleworth with new c/r G-AFDX.

To unknown owner with c/r G-AFDX.

Wings removed for restoration but were destroyed during the war.

1962

To Marvin K Hand, San Francisco.

March 1963

Transported by ship.
Arrived in the United States.

From Unknown to April 1968

Restored.

13 September 1967

To Marvin K. Hand, San Francisco, CA with new c/r N75.

27 April 1968

First flight.
Flown from Sonoma County Airport, Santa Rose, California.

Stored at Schelevile, CA.

20 December 1978

To RAF Museum.

From 18 January 1979 to 6 February 1979

To RAF Museum Restoration Centre, RAF Cardington.
Moved from San Francisco to Cardington.

From February 1979 to December 1979

Restored.

10 December 1979

Transported by ground. Delivered to RAF Museum, Grahame Park Way, Hendon, London, England.
Moved from Cardington to Hendon.
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28 October 1983

Civil registration, N75, cancelled.

2009

Photographer: Andy West

11 December 2011

Photographer: Terry Fletcher
Notes: Harriot HD1 is part of the Grahame-White Factory Aircraft Collection at the RAF Museum at Hendon

To The Vintage Aviator Limited, Masterton with new c/r ZK-EAY.