the Southampton GC and the Stockport GC. The last built their Dickson from plans. Seven years after the first flight, full working drawings were still on offer for 30/- (£1.50) from Flight itself, as they had been in 1931. A modified Dickson Primary was built by a Mr. Dunning at the Southdown Gliding Club, Lancing. After a first flight on 10 March 1934 the Dunning Sailplane was written off in a crash on 20 May 1934. Aircraft on display In 2010 a reproduction Dickson Primary was on display at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, New York. The remains of an original aircraft are in storage in the UK. Specifications (Dickson Primary) See also References 1930s British sailplanes High-wing aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1930