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Handwritten letter in blue ink supporting Sir Freddie Laker and criticizing government treatment of Laker Airways

Handwritten letter in blue ink supporting Sir Freddie Laker and criticizing government treatment of Laker Airways

A handwritten letter written in blue ink expressing support for Sir Freddie Laker and his low-cost airline venture. The writer criticizes the government's treatment of Laker Airways, calling it a 'bottomless pit' and praising Laker for putting air travel within reach of everyone's pocket, describing him as deserving success against the 'big boys' of aviation.

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