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US $130.00
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Barberton, Ohio, United States

Barberton, Ohio, United States
1940 BT-13 Airplane Original Service Insrtructions, US $130.00, image 1

1940 BT-13 Airplane Original Service Instructions T.O. No. 01-50BA-2 dated August 20, 1940 revised November 20, 1943 is illustrated, has 153 pages, and 3 Sections covering: Introduction & References, General Instructions and Service, Inspection and Maintenance.

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