De Havilland Tiger Moth Light Aircraft (Single piston-engine; open cockpit) (Exterior) [Sound Recording], Circa 1939-1944, 1975-12-16

Item — Case: TC.S8.002, Folder: TF.S8.A.004

Identifier: 20220028

Scope and Contents

Object Type: Sound Recording.

Purpose: Informational.

Source: Company (Other).

Document Number: BBC Sound Effects (EC 107F). 7FRD 121284, 7FRD 121285.

Scope: Recorded by the BBC for use in BBC radio and television programs.

Contents: Tiger Moth biplane aircraft with a single piston-engine and an open cockpit.

Front Side: 1. Start up; tickover; revving; switch off: 1' 30" 2. Start up; tickover; taxi away: 38 seconds 3. Start up; tickover; revving; slow tickover; taxi away: 3' 10" 4. Take off: 40 seconds

Back Side: 1. Land; switch off: 38 seconds 2. Taxi up; revving; switch off: 45 seconds 3. Taxi up; switch off: 48 seconds 4. Passing overhead: 28 seconds 5. Passing overhead (low): 38 seconds 6. Passing overhead (high): 52 seconds

Dates

Creation: Circa 1939-1944
Revised: 1975-12-16

Creator

British Broadcasting Corporation (Publisher, Organization)
British Broadcasting Corporation (Recordist, Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research in the Archives & Special Collections reading room. Handling guidelines and use restrictions will be communicated and enforced by archives staff members.

Full Extent

1 Audio disc (LP33 RPM (6.5") vinyl record)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Related Materials

BBC Sounds. See also ID # 20220025 to 20220027 and 20220029 to 20220038.

Format & Physical Description

Two-sided LP33 RPM (6.5" diameter) Vinyl record. Housed in a thin cardboard sleeve measuring 7.5" x 7.5".

Publication Data

Recorded circa 1939-1944 by the British Broadcasting Company on 78 RPM Vinyl Records. Transferred to LP33 vinyl records circa early-mid 1970s. Records stored at the Universary of Manchester Library, were acquired by AEHS donor circa the early 2000s, and donated to the collection in 2023.