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Handwritten note on cream paper expressing hope to start again and be successful, signed by Carol Bowes
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Handwritten note on cream paper expressing hope to start again and be successful, signed by Carol Bowes

A handwritten note on cream-colored paper expressing optimism about starting again and achieving success in the future. The note is signed 'Carol Bowes (Mrs.)' and appears to be from the correspondence collection related to Laker Airways and Sir Freddie Laker's aviation ventures.

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