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Handwritten letter in red ink on aged paper with signature 'Sincerely yours Harry Johnson' addressing aviation business matters

Handwritten letter in red ink on aged paper with signature 'Sincerely yours Harry Johnson' addressing aviation business matters

A handwritten personal letter in red ink on aged paper, likely from the 1970s aviation era. The correspondence discusses business matters including profit margins and competitive strategies, with mentions of helping British Airways and budget considerations, reflecting the competitive airline industry dynamics during Sir Freddie Laker's pioneering low-cost aviation period.

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