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Old 2nd January 2009, 10:27
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Re: Halifax loss - Austria Jan 1944

I'd have assumed SOE, out of Italy. However, without a date or a serial, it is difficult.

That rather looks like an anti-shimmy tailwheel tyre (two raised sides with a dip in the middle) - its it possible to tell from the original if it is that or just deflated/damaged?
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