The English Electric P.5 Kingston was a British twin-engined biplane flying boat based on the Phoenix P.5 Cork. English Electric had acquired the design when several companies including Phoenix Dynamo Manufacturing Company merged to form English Electric.
Phoenix P.5 Cork
English Electric P.5 Kingston Prototype
English Electric Kingston prototype N168 
English Electric Kingston prototype N168 
English Electric Kingston prototype N168, taxiing in Litham during preliminary handling tests prior to the May 22, 1924 disaster 
The prototype P5 Kingston following its first flight attempt, with its engineer awaiting rescue. It hit debris while attempting take-off
English Electric P.5 Kingston Mk.I
English Electric Kingston Mk I N9710, before its maiden flight to Litham on November 13, 1924 
English Electric Kingston Mk I, 
English Electric Kingston Mk I, 
English Electric Kingston Mk I, N9712, at the hangar site in Litama, early 1925 
English Electric Kingston Mk I,
English Electric P.5 Kingston Mk.II
English Electric Kingston Mk II N9712 English Electric Kingston Mk I, N9712, at the hangar site in Litama, early 1925 
English Electric P5 Kingston Mk II 
English Electric Kingston Mk II 
English Electric Kingston Mk II N9712 English Electric Kingston Mk I, English Electric Kingston Mk I, English Electric Kingston Mk I, 
English Electric P5 Kingston Mk II N9712 after being fitted with a with metal hull.
English Electric P.5 Kingston Mk.III
English Electric P.5 Kingston Construction
