CF-BNQ de
Havilland D.H.83C Fox Moth
(c/n FM.9)
It's tough to pick out the Fox Moth from the background
clutter in this Leo J. Kohn collection
image
taken in the 1940s. Some 52 Fox Moths were built by de
Havilland's in Canada after
WW
II. This is the ninth one. Although most were used as bush
flyers in the country of their birth,
many
found homes in other parts of the world. Today they are very much
sought after. The
register indicates CF-BNQ was "hit by a runaway Cessna 180 at Ilford,
Manitoba on 1 Dec
1955" and
written off.