What is this rare bird used in Agatha Christie's 'Murder in the orient Express' ?
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What is this rare bird used in Agatha Christie's 'Murder in the orient Express' ?
Hello,
I can't find anything on this aircraft, appearing in Sydney Lumet's movie 'Murder in the Orient Express'
It has a pilot seat, and a closed cabin for 2 passengers, which would indicate very early commercial flight purpose. The action is supposed to take place in the 30s
Any idea ?
I can't find anything on this aircraft, appearing in Sydney Lumet's movie 'Murder in the Orient Express'
It has a pilot seat, and a closed cabin for 2 passengers, which would indicate very early commercial flight purpose. The action is supposed to take place in the 30s
Any idea ?
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There is much on the Fox Moth in the "Southport Beach" thread below....
.......aaaaaaaah de Havilland! As Roger Bacon used to say .......
.......aaaaaaaah de Havilland! As Roger Bacon used to say .......
Two airworthy in Britain.......... G-ACEJ & G-AOJH
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