DH.95 Flamingo G-AFYH of British Air Transport at Redhill Aerodrome, Nutfield, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, 6 Jun 1953

Caption     DH.95 Flamingo G-AFYH of British Air Transport at Redhill Aerodrome, Nutfield, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, 6 Jun 1953 ww2dbase
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Photo Size 736 x 432 pixels
Photos at Same Place Nutfield, England, United Kingdom
Added By C. Peter Chen
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