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21st November 2018, 14:17
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Blenheim recognition
Hello friends! I am stating a quite difficult question for the Blenheim experts in order to designate the Mark (MkI or MkIV) of the burnt Blenheims depicted in the attached photographs, looking at their nose remainings.
In photo Nr.1 we do have a MkIV Blenheim which is clearly understood by noticing its nose frame. Next to this we have a same angle low quality photo Nr.2 of another destroyed Blenheim, which nose frame makes it difficult to find out if it's an I or a IV. Any ideas? At photograph Nr.3, with good quality, what do we see? Thanks a lot in advance, I hope we'll get something through discussion and thoughts, even if this is a bit tricky! 
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