Lady Heath - Two New Images from Cape Flight

Two images I've never seen before of a tired looking Lady Heath. They were taken at Le Bourget airport in May 1928,  just before she set off  from Paris on the final leg of her three-month trip from Cape Town to London. In the one above, she is wearing her trademark leopardskin coat with lion fur collar ("I shot 'em both when I was in Africa my deah!"). 
The plane, with good luck messages scribbled on its side, is her faithful AVRO Avian G-EBUG, which survived forced landings, a flying bullet or two and obstructive officialdom on the long flight - the first in such a small plane over Africa. 

The images come from the  Agence de presse Meurisse and are held at the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris.