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Reception of the world record pilots

The english pilots Clouston and Ricketts are warmly welcomed by their wifes after setting a new world record (they made the distance England-New Sealand-England in eleven days).london. Photograph. 26.6. 1938

Picture No
10286516
Media ID
46054473
Size
1853px x 2519px (1.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans/brandstaetter images/Austrian Archives (S)
Date
1938

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Eleven Ricketts Sealand Warmly Welcomed Wifes


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