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A PARACHUTE SCHOOL
A PARACHUTE SCHOOL. APARACHUTE school has been opened at Reading Aerodrome, and a number of pupils from the Phillips &…
February 1932
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we now have ready
WE NOW HAVE READY CLOTH BOUND EDITIONS OF VOLUME VII (which contains the issues from November, 1930 to October, 1931)…
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THE SPORT AFLOAT
THE SPORT AFLOAT. AN ECONOMY CRUISER The spacious cockpit and flat stern sections are well shown in this view. /N…
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THE JOHNSON OUTBOARD RANGE
THE JOHNSON OUTBOARD RANGE AvrHoUGH in these troublons times I ought first, no doubt, to deal with the hard work…
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THE "COLONIAL" MODEL WATERMOTA
THE " COLONIAL " MODEL WATERMOTA FOLLOWING on valuable experience obtained on the various long-distance trips undertaken by R. C.…
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As stated last month
AS stated last month, Mr. R. C. Cole intends to visit as many European capitals as can reasonably be reached…
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