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1981 postal envelope from Mildred Carlson to Brian Cluer at Continental Ship travel agency regarding Laker Airways

A 1981 U.S. postal envelope from Mildred Carlson in Long Beach, California to Mr. Brian Cluer at a travel agency in Los Angeles. The envelope is addressed regarding Laker Airways, likely containing correspondence about Sir Freddie Laker's pioneering low-cost transatlantic Skytrain service. This document reflects the public interest and travel industry involvement during Laker Airways' operational period.

correspondence envelope 1981 1980s Laker Airways travel agency postal history Sir Freddie Laker Skytrain Long Beach California Los Angeles

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