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ZA 0375 - THL Image Collection
Series
M - M Collection
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M3138_12 - Johannesburg, July 1951. Palmietfontein Airport. de Havilland DH.106 Comet, registration G-ALZK. This was the second prototype.
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M3259_10 - Johannesburg, March 1952. Progress of new station at the Wanderers.
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M3268_01 - Johannesburg, April 1952. Jan Smuts Airport. Flight crew of SAA Douglas DC-4 ZS-AUA 'Tafelberg' the first aircraft to land at Jan Smuts Airport.
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M3268_02 - Johannesburg, April 1952. Jan Smuts Airport. Ceremony for SAA Douglas DC-4 ZS-AUA 'Tafelberg' the first aircraft to land at Jan Smuts Airport.
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M3268_03 - Johannesburg, April 1952. Jan Smuts Airport. Ceremony for SAA Douglas DC-4 ZS-AUA 'Tafelberg' the first aircraft to land at Jan Smuts Airport. Minister Sauer on stairs. Note the Douglas Aircraft Company logo on the tail.
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M3268_04 - Johannesburg, April 1952. Jan Smuts Airport. Ceremony for SAA Douglas DC-4 ZS-AUA 'Tafelberg' the first aircraft to land at Jan Smuts Airport. Minister Sauer making speech.
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M3268_11 - Johannesburg, April 1952. Jan Smuts Airport. Ceremony for SAA Douglas DC-4 ZS-AUA 'Tafelberg' the first aircraft to land at Jan Smuts Airport. Minister Sauer making speech.
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M3321_02 - Pretoria, September 1952. Progress of new works at Koedoespoort.
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M3321_03 - Pretoria, September 1952. Progress of new works at Koedoespoort.
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Johannesburg, April 1952. Jan Smuts Airport. Ceremony for SAA Douglas DC-4 ZS-AUA 'Tafelberg' the first aircraft to land at Jan Smuts Airport. Minister Sauer on stairs. Note the Douglas Aircraft Company logo on the tail.
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