Handley Page Harrow
The Handley Page Harrow was a British heavy bomber of the 1930s built by Handley Page and used by the Royal Air Force, being used for most of the Second World War as a transport. It was a twin-engine, high-wing monoplane with a fixed undercarriage. A total of 100 Harrows were built.
Photographs of scale models of the Handley Page Harrow can be found here.
Handley Page Harrows of No. 214 Squadron RAF parked in front of the hangars at Feltwell, Norfolk in the spring of 1938 
Handley Page Harrow Mk II 
Handley Page Harrow K6979 
Handley Page Harrow K6943 
Handley Page Harrow K6943 
Handley Page Harrow K6934 
Handley Page Harrow K6934 
Handley Page Harrow K6933 
Handley Page Harrow K6933 
Handley Page Harrow K6933 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow K6947 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow 
Handley Page Harrow K6984 BJ-E of No. 271 Squadron RAF 
Interior of Handley Page Harrow Transport (Sparrow) ambulance aircraft K6984 BJ-E of No. 271 Squadron RAF 
Handley Page Harrow Used For Aerial Mine Laying 
Handley Page Harrow Aerial Mine 
Handley Page Harrow Bomb Bay 
Handley Page Harrow Damage 
Handley Page Harrow Damage 
Handley Page Harrow Aerial Refueling Trials
