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    Airframe Family: Percival P-50 Prince / P-54 Survey Prince / P-57 Sea Prince
    Latest Model:Prince 6E
    Construction Number:P50-46
    Last Civil Registration:G-AMLZ
    Compressed ID:Percival Prince 6E cn P50-46 cr G-A...
    Latest Owner or Location:Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group, Speke, Liverpool, Merseyside, England

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as a Prince 6E.
    Built at Luton, UK

    23 November 1951

    To Shell Refining and Marketing Ltd with new c/r G-AMLZ.

    July 1954

    To Winston F. Martin keeping c/r G-AMLZ.

    May 1956

    To Stewart Smith (and) Co. Ltd keeping c/r G-AMLZ.

    September 1968

    To Timothy M. Clutterbuck keeping c/r G-AMLZ.

    23 October 1973

    To John F. Coggins keeping c/r G-AMLZ.

    18 March 1974


    Photographer: Peter Nicholson
    Notes: Percival Prince of City Airways as seen at Coventry in the Spring of 1974.

    G-AMLZ became an external exhibit with the Aircraft Radio Museum.

    Circa 1990


    Photographer: Andrew William Breeden
    Notes: Coventry

    1994

    To Air Atlantique Group.
    Dismantled.

    1997

    To Caernarfon Air World Museum.

    16 August 2006


    Photographer: Reinhard Jost
    Notes: At Caernarfon, Wales, UK

    Circa 2007

    To The Jetstream Club.

    5 October 2007

    To RAF Millom Museum, Millom, Cumberland/Cumbria, England.
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    July 2008


    Photographer: Cityflyer
    Notes: Whilst stored at Millom

    23 November 2008

    To Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group, Speke, Liverpool, Merseyside, England.
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    Photographer: Jon Wickenden
    Notes: Percival P50 Prince 6E G-AMLZ at the old Liverpool Airport. For many years this was part of the Aircraft Radio Collection at Coventry

    25 March 2017


    Photographer: Terry Fletcher
    Notes: Now preserved on the Apron of the old Liverpool Speke Airport - now the Crowne Plaza Hotel
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     Terry Fletcher
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