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de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk G-AOUO

de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk G-AOUO of Air Service Training. AOUO was purchsed by the Royal Air Force Gliding and Soaring Association in the early 1970s and converted to a Supermunk, powered by a 180hp Lycoming engine. The RAFGSA, having purchased the rights to this conversion, including drawings, tooling and spares, compketed several more Supermunk conversions to provide the RAFGSA with reliable, powerful and easy to maintain glider tugs. Date: circa 1965

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The Chinese kopje; - not so easy as it looked from a distanc

The Chinese kopje; - not so easy as it looked from a distance. Illustration shows Uncle Sam and John Bull standing with six figures showing the attributes of the rulers of Russia (Nicholas II), Germany (William II), Japan (Meiji, Emperor of Japan), Italy (Umberto I), Austria (Franz Joseph I), and France (Emile Loubet), representing the eight nation alliance, looking up at mountain labeled Chinese Question topped with the face of an angry Chinese person. Date 1900 July 25. The Chinese kopje; - not so easy as it looked from a distance. Illustration shows Uncle Sam and John Bull standing with six figures showing the attributes of the rulers of Russia (Nicholas II), Germany (William II), Japan (Meiji, Emperor of Japan), Italy (Umberto I), Austria (Franz Joseph I), and France (Emile Loubet), representing the eight nation alliance, looking up at mountain labeled Chinese Question topped with the face of an angry Chinese person. Date 1900 July 25

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One of the first open fronted shops in the early 1900's, A new idea for easy shopping... (colour litho)

2811011 One of the first open fronted shops in the early 1900's, A new idea for easy shopping... (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: One of the first open fronted shops in the early 1900's, A new idea for easy shopping, note the "Penny" over the sign. Illustration from booklet on history of Marks & Spencer, c 1950. Signed Van Jones.); © Look and Learn

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