This is very VERY rare! You are looking at an original Bristol Scout C serial number 1264. A Flt Lt 'Bunnie' Bremner flew with the RNAS, No 2 Wing in the Eastern Med.. This was during WW1 of course. When he caught Malaria and was invalided back home he brought back (as you could then) three of his fave aircraft as souvenirs!!! This was one of them.. A long time passed and sadly 'Bunnie' passed away, the Sopwith's never really flew again and were totally forgotten at the back of a barn.. Then, in 2002 (yes that long), they were rediscovered by his Grandsons and a friend and so began a labour of love.. Needless to say time took its toll, and parts from most of the three were used but mostly 1264.. Reconstruction also had to be.. But what has been created (complete with 'worn look') is remarkable.. This was a 1913 Fighter!!! No sychro gun, you fired a Lewis and hoped! Bunnie's log book does record encounters with Eindekker's but does not say how many holes he put in his Prop!! The Scout was the fastest fighter in the first year of the war (lol), but the first VC for aerial combat was won by a pilot flying a Scout (Lance Hawker - three aircraft in one flight). It flew for the first time publicly at the Shuttleworth Uncovered last year.. Enjoy Rob