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Flyget pa Bulltofta 1919-1972 (Aviaton at Bulltofta airfield) € 31.08
EU: incl. tax € 32.95
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Category:Books
Subcategory:Airports/Air Bases
ISBN/Box:9185305049
Publisher:Trafik Nostalgiska
Author:Grundberg, Holst, Stridsberg
Format:a5
No. Pages:272
Version:hb
Language:Swedish
Availability:only 1 remaining

This product was added to our database on Thursday 20 October 2005.

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A pictorial history of the Swedish aerodrome Bulltofta which was operational from 1919 to 1972. Hundreds of interesting pictures make up for the tantalising Swedish text
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