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I hope you banged herre beste frende in it.....This is my first one - my sister called it "den of iniquity on wheels"
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I hope you banged herre beste frende in it.....This is my first one - my sister called it "den of iniquity on wheels"
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If the walls of that van could talk...I hope you banged herre beste frende in it.....![]()
It woude speake no 'wordes', juste soundes of emotione.....If the walls of that van could talk...![]()
If the walls of that van could talk...![]()
What’s the purpose of the fuzz on top of the fuselage?
Crate motor but I can’t figure out the car.
A very boating associated reason: To keep the damn birds from shitting all over it.What’s the purpose of the fuzz on top of the fuselage?
Keeps birds from landing on the tail and pooping all over it...What’s the purpose of the fuzz on top of the fuselage?
Keeps birds from landing on the tail and pooping all over it...
David Sassoon was a member of one of the world's richest families, I believe his sister married a Rothschild. He was one of the greatest, perhaps the greatest collector of important jewish texts. A nearly complete Jewish Bible he owned sold for $38 million a couple of weeks ago.The Hindenburg letter (now in a museum) is a prized example of a macabre side of airmail philately called "Crash Post", That is, mail recovered after an "interrupted flight" or aircraft crash event. A little ghoulish, but each a bit of history.
In the US, if the mail was whole it would be stamped "interrupted flight" along with a location/date. Else, identifiable elements would be sent in a "Official Business" envelope. Other countries used different systems.
...The mail must go through...
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From an Imperial Airways flying boat crash
Courtesey lostflights.com
Sharp eye my friend !David Sassoon was a member of one of the world's richest families, I believe his sister married a Rothschild.