British:                                  sent                                    received
          Matilda IIA*                    1084                                        918
          Valentine II/III/IV/V/IX/X      3782 (incl. 1390 VI/VII/VIIA from Canada)  3332
          Valentine Bridgelayer             25
          Churchill III/IV                 301                                        253
          Cromwell                           6                                          6
          Tetrarch                          20                                         19
          Universal Carrier               2560 (incl. 1348 from Canada)

American:
          M3A1 Stuart                     1676
          M5A1 Stuart                        5                                          5
          M24 Chaffee                        2
          M2A1 (medium tank)               few
          M3A3/M3A5 Lee/Grant             1386
          M4A2 Sherman (75mm)             2007
          M4A2 Sherman (76mm)             2095
          M10 Wolverine                     52
          M18 Hellcat                        5
          M26 Pershing                       1
          M31 ARV                          115
          M15A1 MGMC                       100
          M17 MGMC                        1000
          T48 {Soviet name SU-57}          650 (from Britain)
          M2 halftrack                     342
          M3 halftrack                       2
          M5 halftrack                     421
          M9 halftrack                     413
          T16                               96
          M3A1 Scout                      3340
          LVT                                5

    Note: During the transfer, were lost
    443 Stuarts, 417 M3 & M4, 54 halftracks, 228 Scouts, 
    320 Valentines, 43 Churchills, 252 Matildas, 224 Carriers.

The best Lend-Lease tank - Sherman. The worst Lend-Lease tank - medium M3.

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Planes:

sent lost accepted American: ftrs P40B/C/E/K/M/N TomaHawk I/IIB KittyHawk III/IV/PV 2428+146 2134 (from USA + Britain) ftrs P39D/F/K/L/M/N/Q/ P400/ AiraCobra I TP39D/F/Q 4853+212 4952 (from USA + Britain) ftr P63A/C KingCobra 2397 63 ftr P47B/D/E/F/K/L/N/M/H Thunderbolt I/II 203 195 ftr P51A Mustang I 10 (from Britain) bmr DB7A/B/ Boston I/II A20A/B/C/G/K/J/Y Havoc 3075 2771 bmr B25C/D/S/G/J Mitchell 866 861 bmr B24 Liberator 1 1 trans C47/A/B Skytrain C48/A/C C49/A/H/J/K Dakota I/II/III/IV 707 707 trans C46 Commando 1 1 rcn O52 Owl 30 19 boat PBY5A/PBN1 Nomad 138 137 boat PBY3 3 boat PBY6A Catalina 48 48 boat OS2U Kingsfisher 2 2 train AT6A/B/C/D Texan 84 82 British: Spitfire (total) 1341 1338 ftr VB 143 ftr LF IX 1183 ftr HF XI 2 rcn PR IV 9? ftr LF XVI 9 ftr Hurricane IIA/B/C/D 3063 2952 (from Britain + Canada) ftr Typhoon 1 1 torp Hampden TB1 32 20 trans Albemarle I 13 12 bmr Mosquito BIV 1 1 bmr Stirling 1 1 bmr Lancaster 6 2

Color photos of P39 and P63 , B25 and A20 Color profiles of P39 Airacobra 1 giad , 5 giad , 9 giad , 16 giad Colored photos of A20 Boston

The best fighter - P39Q AiraCobra (KingCobra was better, but P63 flew only some missions against Japan)
The worst fighter - Hurricane (obsoleted; the Soviets rearmed Hurricane with own good guns, but it still was too slow)
The best bomber - B25 Mitchell
The worst bomber - Hampden
The best recon plane - Spitfire (surprise! of course, Spitfire was good fighter too, but it wasn't fit for the Eastern front)
The worst recon plane - O52 Owl
The best transport plane - C47 (USSR also built many Li-2 - the own licensed variant)
The worst transport plane - Albemarle

UK gallery of airplanes USA gallery of airplanes gallery of P40 gallery of P39 gallery of B25 14th gbad bombers Big picture of A20 bomber

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Other Lend-Lease goods:

Ships (incl. battleships and cruiser,  boats), spare parts (incl. engines), 
different guns and flaks [37mm, 40mm, 90mm...] (9600 total), ammunition, 
MGs and SMGs, explosives, fuel (incl. gas 110 octane), tracks and jeeps, motorcycles,
telephones and wires, radars, radiostations, locomotives and coaches, rails, 
machine tools, (lathes, dies, presses, measuring devices, electrical equipment),
rubber, metals (inc. aluminium and steel), army boots and clothes, food, tobacco...

In short words: "Thank you, friends! You helped a lot! But the second front in Europe in 1942 (or at least in 1943;
instead of almost useless war in Africa) would be much better..."