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Handwritten letter to Sir Freddie Laker from Margate dated February 5, 1981, offering encouragement during difficult times

A handwritten letter addressed to 'Dear Freddie' from someone in Margate dated February 5, 1981, responding to news reports claiming Freddie Laker was 'down and out.' The correspondent encourages Laker, stating 'You may be Down but you are NOT OUT' and expresses confidence in his eventual comeback during what was likely a challenging period for Laker Airways.

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