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Royal Aircraft Factory RAF B.E.2c
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Royal Aircraft Factory RAF B.E.2c
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Royal Aircraft Factory RAF B.E.2c
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Royal Aircraft Factory RAF B.E.2c
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c on display at the Imperial War Museum
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Camera and Case [Kodak 2C Brownie]
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Eastman Kodak Company
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Technology/Communications/Visual Technology
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Euan Dickson
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Unknown
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Newspaper photograph and caption (photocopy) showing Veronica Walsh and Captain Euan Dickson at the opening of the 'de Vinci to Sputnik' exhibition.
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Walsh Memorial Library/Ephemera and manuscripts
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Euan Dickson (drawing)
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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"In doubt" Chief Atama Paparanga
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A Cameron
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[1950s]
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson landing his biplane, Avro 504K Mosgiel, 1920s
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson and his biplane at Blenheim, after flight across Cook Strait, 1920s
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson after flight across Cook Strait, August 25 1920
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson as a glider pilot, c 1920
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson c. 1918
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson's Cook Strait return crossing landing at Blenheim 28 August 1920
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1920
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson's biplane, Mosgiel, after delivery of first airmail, 1920s
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson and his Avro 504K biplane at Blenheim, after flight across Cook Strait, August 28 1920
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson on horseback, c 1918
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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Euan Dickson c. 1918
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Walsh Memorial Library/Pictorial
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