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1591
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1179
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1010
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1072
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Operated by Common Sky A&N Luftfahrt GMBH
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This ‘Pou- du -Ciel’ was built by Edgar George Davis; Scott Squirrel A2S engine. Constructor’s number EGD.1.Davis was serving with No.286 Squadron RAF based at Western Zoyland, Somerset from 1935; the aircraft was built in a garage in Bath from the spring/summer of that year. Davis was assisted with the fabric work by his fiancée.
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Built by Auster Aircraft Co at Rearsby, Leicester in 1951 as a T.7. Converted to a C.4 (Antarctic) in 1955 for use in Sir Vivian Fuch's 1956 Joint Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition. One of two T.7 aircraft used for reconnaissance work, the other being WE563 (later RNZAF NZ1707). To Cosford February 1989
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Logojet rotando por la 21
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