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Handwritten letter page signed by D.A. Bloor expressing sympathy and confidence in overcoming difficulties

Handwritten letter page signed by D.A. Bloor expressing sympathy and confidence in overcoming difficulties

A handwritten letter from D.A. Bloor offering condolences in a courageous way and expressing regret about what has happened. The letter conveys confidence that the recipient will overcome current difficulties and that they and their loyal staff will soon be back in operation, likely relating to challenges faced by Laker Airways.

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