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The Aeroplane (1911)

[London : Temple Press] · leaf 534

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nd every way, and he has never flown better rigged or better the accident to Sir Ross Smith, and no air line has yet kept machines, and advises anyone who wants to hire a undertaken a proper publicity campaign to restore confidence. machine, to get in touch with Mr Chapman. Until they do, they will… … (With Compliments to the Daily Mirror.) Mv De.ar Pilots and Groxtod Wallahs,— Oace again the pets are at Marseilles. Wilfred had a lovely time NOW READY, m Paris, and now they are enjoying themselves so much and are having nice clothes sent out to them, so they evidently expect to be £2 2s. Od. at…

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