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One of only two remaining examples of the monoplane built by Louis Bleriot, the pioneering channel-crosser; this elderly aircraft is put gently through its paces for the cameras, leaving the ground on one of its rare outside excursions.
One of only two remaining examples of the monoplane built by Louis Bleriot, the pioneering channel-crosser; this elderly aircraft is put gently through its paces for the cameras, leaving the ground on one of its rare outside excursions.
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