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Old 13th May 2008, 16:19
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Re: Messerschmitt 109 Data Plate

From Rabe Anton:

I suspect Artie Bob is quite correct about the data plates Saunders bought. Years ago, an Englishman named Colin Prately found a trove of German data plates buried at the former site of A.I.2(g) operations in the U.K. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of them. I think this is mentioned in Cornwell, Battle of France. May very well be that Prately is selling or has sold part or all of his holdings.
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