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Menu for a dinner given by the Sperry Gyroscope Company
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Menu in congratulations for Imperial Airways attaining the worlds long distance seaplane record from Dundee to Orange River. Seaplane "Mercury" captained by Don Bennett with I Harvey as 1st officer. On the reverse signatures. Submitted with caption…
Don Bennett lands in Cape Town after world record flight
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Don Bennett lands Short S.20 seaplane G-ADHJ ‘Mercury’ at Cape Town after world record flight, 6-8 October 1938. This was his ultimate destination after flying non-stop from Dundee, Scotland, to Orange River, South Africa, where he was forced down to…
Airmanship exam
Royal Air Force volunteer reserve, elementary exam in airmanship with five questions.
Letter from David Boldy to his father
Letter from David Boldy to his father with comments on the Munich agreement and Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain.