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1944
1944 - 0904.PDF
14 Advertisements. FLIGHT MAY 4TH, i9^ » Meet the ^amtityl ""^ST i 7E may not be much to look at, perhaps ™y • • • • though the photographer did call us a • charming ensemble' " said the little man from Johnsons) "but we're certainly warm-hearted and all joined up, serving the Old Country. Mind you, I won't say we never have our ups and downs, but, oh boy, the ups ! That's when we fairly radiate a cheery glow to all airmen, because we're the special alloy ducting used in Uncle Tom's Cabin Heating System. Guiding the best quality therms through cockpit and cabin till they're thoroughly exhausted, we're the icicles enemy and pilot's friend. There's not much rest for us these days, but taking the RAF with the smooth, so to speak, we get along without fuss or trouble Cakn Heating, el course, &y - ~ JF' NOTE:—All ducting used is insulated with Bell's Asbestos. G. JOHNSON BROS. 'Pbone: STAMFORD HILL 6601-2-3-4 Telegrams: 103-149, CORNWALL ROAD, SOUTH TOTTENHAM, LONDON, N.I5. METALTTIS, SOUTHTOT, LONDON MaxfairGjit
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