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Captain Harry Butler
Captain Harry Butler and his business partner H.A. (Harry) Kauper in front of the Bristol monoplane the 'Red Devil'.
Harry Butler flying his aircraft over Unley Oval
The noted aviator Captain Harry Butler flying his aircraft the 'Red Devil' over Unley Oval, South Australia. The event was Unley Aviation Day and occurred on Saturday 23rd August 1919. The Chronicle of August 30 1919 reported 'Captain Harry J. Butler provided the most entertaining display of aviation at Unley on August 23 that has ever been witnessed in this State. While his exhibition was directly intended for the many thousands of people who paid for admission to the Unley Oval and thereby helped to swell the Repatriation Fund, it was not enjoyed by them exclusively, for practically everyone within a range of several miles had his neck craned towards the sky during the time he was in the air. Captain Butler's reputation as an airman was fairly well established in this State when he recently flew over the gulf to Minlaton and back, but few people knew he was capable of such hair-raising stunts as those he provided at Unley...'
Harry Butler and friends
The South Australian aviator, Captain Harry Butler, standing with three men, one of whom is seated on a motorcycle. The man in uniform to Captain Butler's left is his business partner Harry Kauper.
Harry Butler's aeroplane Accident
The wreck of Captain Harry Butler's Avro 504 biplane at Minlaton. Following maintenance, Butler took off just after 4.00pm on 10 January 1922, with Rex Miles as his passenger. After climbing to 1400 feet the engine stalled and Butler attempted to restart it by diving. This attempt failed and the aircraft crashed, Butler suffered severe head injuries that ended his flying career, Miles suffered minor facial injuries. In this photograph a man using crutches is seen examining the damage to the tail section of the biplane. The front end is completed smashed.
Captain Harry Butler standing with a group of men
Captain Harry Butler, aviator, wearing his flying outfit standing with a group of men.
Captain Harry Butler with two passengers
Captain Harry Butler (11 stone 3lbs), center, with Mr. John Bascomb (17 stone 7lbs) of Mount Wedge Station, Elliston, and Miss Annie Gunn (16 stone 3lbs) of Liarg Station, Sheringa. The first passengers to fly with Captain Butler in his two passenger Butler-Kauper aircraft.
Sir Henry Galway and Captain Harry Butler
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, (left) and Harry Butler standing next to Butler's Avro 504K aircraft before a flight from Enfield airfield, South Australia, 3 February 1920.
Sir Henry Galway and Harry Butler
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, (left) and Harry Butler standing next to Butler's Avro 504K aircraft before a flight from Enfield airfield, South Australia, 2 February 1920.
Sir Henry Galway and Harry Butler
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, (left) and Harry Butler standing next to Butler's Avro 504K aircraft before a flight from Enfield airfield, South Australia.
Sir Henry Galway and Harry Butler
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, (left) and Harry Butler standing next to Butler's Avro 504K aircraft before a flight from Enfield airfield, South Australia.
Harry Butler's aircraft
Harry Butlers' Bristol Monoplane, Minlaton.
Harry Butler memorial
Opening ceremony - Harry Butler memorial at Minlaton.
Harry Butler memorial
Opening Ceremony for the Harry Butler Memorial at Minlaton.
Harry Butler memorial
Opening Ceremony for the Harry Butler Memorial at Minlaton showing the Band playing.
Harry Butler memorial
Members of the Minlaton School Band at the Opening Ceremony for the Harry Butler Memorial at Minlaton.
Harry Butler
Harry Butler at Speedway Royal, Wayville.
Harry Butler's Plane
Harry Butler's plane - possibly Smith's plane in the background.
Harry Butler and plane at Wayville
Captain Harry Butler and his disabled AVRO 504k bi-plane aircraft at Wayville where he 'looped the loop' at 2:30 p.m. on 31 January 1920. (From handwriting on the reverse by Helen Muriel Waterhouse, nee Sawtell).
Harry Butler's Flight
Copy of postcard during Harry Butler's flight.
Harry Butler's Flight
Copy of postcard during Harry Butler's flight.
Captain Harry Butler
Captain Harry Butler about to take off on a 20 minute flight over Adelaide at 5 pounds per passenger. R.D. Bakewell and W.B. Clark are the clients.
Captain Harry Butler Aircraft
Captain Harry Butler about to take off on a 20 minute flight over Adelaide at 5 pounds per passenger.
Captain Harry Butler
Crowd waiting to greet Captain Harry Butler.
Captain Harry Butler
Captain Harry Butler's arrival in an aeroplane.
Captain Harry Butler and his wife Elsa
PORTRAIT: Captain Harry Butler and his wife Elsa, nee Gibson, wearing their flying suits and standing in front of his Avro 504-K aeroplane.
Captain Harry Butler
PORTRAIT: Captain Harry Butler at Victor Harbor, January 1st 1920.
Bristol M. 1c aeroplane owned by Captain Harry Butler
Men working on a small aircraft described by Searcy as belonging to Harry Butler, the South Australian aviator. A pilot is at the controls as another man waits to push the propeller.
Captain Harry Butler taking off in his aircraft
Captain Harry Butler taking off in his aircraft, possibly at Minlaton, South Australia.
Captain Harry Butler standing in front of his aircraft
Captain Harry Butler, a woman and a man in Air Force uniform standing in front of his aircraft, possibly at Minlaton, South Australia.
Captain Harry Butler standing in front of his aircraft
Captain Harry Butler, South Australian aviator, photographed standing in front of his single engined aircraft with his fiancee, Elsa Birch Gibson on his right and an Air Force officer.