H18124
Photograph H18124 First World War, 1914-1918INVALIDES, PARIS. SPAD 7 OF GUYNEMER. (NOTE THIS AIRCRAFT IS STILL PRESERVED AT THE MUSEE DE L'AIR, PARIS) (SEE H18123)
H18123 Accession Number: H18123
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INVALIDES, PARIS. SPAD 7 "VIEUX CHARLES" OF CAPT GUYNEMER ON DISPLAY IN THE COURT OF HONOUR OF THE INVALIDES. GUYNAMER WAS SHOT DOWN AFTER ACHIEVING OVER 50 "KILLS". HE NAMED ALL HIS AIRCRAFT "VIEUX CHARLES". THIS SPAD IS STILL PRESERVED AT THE MUSEE DE L'AIR, PARIS.
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H18123
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Print
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
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Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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