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Letter to Sir Freddie Laker from Philip W. Baker dated February 5, 1982, thanking him for making travel accessible

A typed letter dated February 5, 1982, addressed to Sir Freddie Laker from Philip W. Baker of London. The letter praises Sir Freddie as a 'great national hero' and thanks him for making long-distance travel possible for ordinary people who otherwise couldn't afford it, expressing pride in being British because of Laker's achievements.

correspondence letter Sir Freddie Laker 1982 1980s fan mail appreciation letter low-cost travel British aviation Philip Baker

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