Harry Edward Givan - Media
This is the tiny photo from Frances Cecil Burt’s silver locket.
Harry E. Givan in his Royal Air Force uniform from July, 1918. (Photo was in two pieces with some missing areas in his right shoulder and background which have been digitally restored)
Harry’s Royal Air Force Colleagues
Harry appears to be the one standing in the middle background (others unidentified at this time)
Harry’s photo of a Martinsyde F.4 Buzzard. It’s unclear if he flew this plane or worked on it as a mechanic.
The Martinsyde F.4 prototype was completed in the summer of 1918. In tests carried out by the Royal Air Force of Britain the aircraft's performance and flying characteristics turned out so well that an order for a large-scale serial production was given immediately. A total of 1450 aircraft were ordered but due to delays in engine deliveries only 7 aircraft were handed-over to the Royal Air Force before the end of World War I.
H.E. Givan Ltd. on King St.
Harry's first Pierce Arrow dealership at 120 King St. West (demolished since then).
Pierce Arrow Showroom, Toronto
Arrow Showroom article 1930
A border crossing document from 1948 which lists Harry's height at 5' 7".