Horrie Miller's de Havilland DH6 biplane C372 'The Clutching Hand' on a field, South Australia, ca. 1919 [picture].

Part of the: Horrie Miller aviation photograph collection, 1906 to 1984.; Inscription: "De Havilland 6, designed for training purposes towards the tend of World War I, nick names 'The Clutching Hand' because of heavy camber on wings. In this aircraft, the author, with Darcy Rees, made his first attempts at commercial flying. in 1919.; Inscription: "'DH6 Clutching Hand"--In pencil on verso.; Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription.; Also available in an electronic version via the internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4774131