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Dev One
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by Dev One »
Looks like it could be Farnborough. The tall building at the top on the right hand half looks like the old wind tunnel.
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Motormouse
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by Motormouse »
I'd go with Farnborough too, probably 1948 show from the participants list on farnborough spotters .com
Ttfn
Pete
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Airspeed
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by Airspeed »
Are you going to book him for dangerous flying, once you trace him, Peter?
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TobyV
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by TobyV »
It was probably 1950. In this clip, the black painted Lancaster (or Lincoln is it?

), the silver Mosquito and the Tudor in the photo can all be seen:
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/raf-s ... arnborough
Interesting the narrator's statement at 1:27. As true today as it was in 1950.
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st george
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by st george »
It's RAF Jurby on the Isle of Man. Airshow in the early 50s. Lincoln, Valletta and Mosquito behind.
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paulsl
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by paulsl »
Yes indeed, that's what it says
here; got there from Google Images. It's on t'internet so it must me true
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petermcleland
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by petermcleland »
Thanks for the replies Gents...I guess Jurby it is then...Paul that image is sharper than mine so I think I will swap it
