Help identifying signatures on French Test Flight covers
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Help identifying signatures on French Test Flight covers
Hi all,
If anyone can attempt to decipher the signatures on these flight covers i would be most greatful. Both are from French Test flights from the 1950's.
Thanks theTT
Scans below
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...terror/141.jpg
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...g?t=1222896378
If anyone can attempt to decipher the signatures on these flight covers i would be most greatful. Both are from French Test flights from the 1950's.
Thanks theTT
Scans below
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...terror/141.jpg
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...g?t=1222896378
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The first one is probably "Avignon" (last name, jumps to eyes if you're french, it's the name of a well known town).
Could be Arrignon though (name present in France after google search).
The second one is trickier :
Pierre Lottan, I'm sure about Pierre, but not about the family name.
None of the possibilities (lottan, fottan, pottan, pollan, etc...) gives a common french name.
No results through historical SNCASO web search.
Hope it helps.
Could be Arrignon though (name present in France after google search).
The second one is trickier :
Pierre Lottan, I'm sure about Pierre, but not about the family name.
None of the possibilities (lottan, fottan, pottan, pollan, etc...) gives a common french name.
No results through historical SNCASO web search.
Hope it helps.
