The Sir Freddie Laker Historical Society
Handwritten letter in blue ink on aged yellow paper with numbered points and signature referencing government Concorde funding

Handwritten letter in blue ink on aged yellow paper with numbered points and signature referencing government Concorde funding

A handwritten letter on yellowed paper written in blue ink, containing numbered points and ending with 'Good health and best wishes' followed by a signature. The letter mentions government funding for Concorde aircraft, reflecting correspondence from the era when Sir Freddie Laker was advocating for affordable air travel alternatives to expensive supersonic flight programs.

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