You don't see too many of these around:
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Rare and unique piece of Concorde memorabilia for sale!
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Rare and unique piece of Concorde memorabilia for sale! |
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Posts: 1 (06/11/09 00:19) |
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Posts: 7583 (06/11/09 12:12) |
You DO wonder how that ended up in private hands.....
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Project Oxcart |
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Posts: 3296 (06/11/09 22:13) |
I would have thought it would have been Surrenderd to the CAA when Replaced for Fileing along with the Millions of Other bits of Paper that gets replaced or
alterd / Changed each year which then tend to end up at Kew at the Public Records office.
National Archives. http://www.nationalarchiv...htm?source=ddmenu_about1 |
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Posts: 2 (07/11/09 15:13) |
ChristiaanJ wrote:The same way as most of these things do, depends on who you know, who you worked for, being in the right place at the right time, and a bit of luck...... |
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Posts: 93 (08/11/09 03:30) |
I am confused. I would not think official pieces like this would be floating out there, even if superceded. Documents like this are rather critical. Then also
the asking price seems low compared to other Concorde things I have seen.
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