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Bleriot IX 'Britannia', photographed in 1913 - the first [[New Zealand] Military aircraft. Image free of copyright in source; "The History of New Zealand Aviation" - R MacPherson & R Ewing, NZ copyright law applied (copyright extinguished for photograph 50 years from death of artist).

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