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I shall now repeat this post at regular intervals.
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Are you still interested in the weekend 27 November?
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Are you still interested in the weekend 27 November?
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Can't make the "emperor" clues fit - never was great on crosswords either but what about.....
Wackett Codock ( built to order of Charles Kingsford Smith) or Tugan Gannet derivative ?
Wackett Codock ( built to order of Charles Kingsford Smith) or Tugan Gannet derivative ?
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No one11 the two imperial/emperor clues are separate.
The aircraft is from an almost Imperial country.
The ordered was of Imperial origin.
The orderer and the designer were first-letter namesakes to (another) emperor.
The orderer was Anton von <insert the name>, Prince of Lorraine.
The aircraft is from an almost Imperial country.
The ordered was of Imperial origin.
The orderer and the designer were first-letter namesakes to (another) emperor.
The orderer was Anton von <insert the name>, Prince of Lorraine.
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an Emperor east of St. Petersburg
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Go on........
An coming to think of it, the Emperor (the namesake one) ruled west of St. Petersburg, too.
An coming to think of it, the Emperor (the namesake one) ruled west of St. Petersburg, too.
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An coming to think of it, the Emperor (the namesake one) ruled west of St. Petersburg, too.
The orderer was Anton von <insert the name>, Prince of Lorraine.
So going back to the Lorraine/Imperialist connection:
Lorraine is French, but Anton von xxxx sounds German, Austrian or Swiss.
Imperialism - Austro-Hungarian Empire:
So is this an Austrian aircraft?