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Poster for Empire Air Day, 1934
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Poster for Empire Air Day, 1934
Shows aerodromes in England, Wales, southern Scotland and Northern Ireland, all of which were open for Empire Air Day. Admission one shilling for adults, sixpence for children.
Additional Manuscripts Collection
West Sussex Record Office Ref No: AM 719/3/1
West Sussex County Council Record Office contains a fascinating history of the county of West Sussex, England
Media ID 9143748
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Step back in time to Empire Air Day, 1934! This print showcases a vibrant poster that served as an invitation to aviation enthusiasts across England, Wales, southern Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The poster proudly displays a meticulously detailed map featuring numerous aerodromes open for the grand event. With its striking design and informative layout, it enticed both young and old with promises of thrilling aerial spectacles. The significance of this historical artifact is further highlighted by the admission prices mentioned on the poster – one shilling for adults and sixpence for children. These modest fees allowed people from all walks of life to experience the wonders of civil aviation firsthand. Preserved within West Sussex Record Office's Additional Manuscripts Collection under reference number AM 719/3/1, this remarkable piece offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in British history. It captures not only the excitement surrounding Empire Air Day but also reflects the growing importance of aircraft in society during that era. As you delve into this image, let your imagination take flight alongside those brave aviators who soared through the skies on May 24th, 1934. Join them as they embark on daring adventures from Tangmere Aerodrome and witness how Royal Air Force played an integral role in shaping our nation's rich aviation heritage
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