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1. The Marine Swift being craned at the Museum's old location at a fort in Eastney |
2. Another view of the bow of the craft while being craned |
3. An excellent side view of the Marine Swift shows the clean lines of the craft |
4. Surprisingly small, the craft was apparently underpowered and difficult to handle |
5. The author, Chris Potter, standing in front of the Marine Swift as she is now in the barn at Portchester (note the Cushioncraft CC.7 behind) |
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