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Cross & Cockade Intl. Vol. 35, #3 2004
Very nice issue folks! Italy, British and Americans represented well here! Colour spread on the British Air memorial and Russell Smith contributes his Blue Birds and the Golden Triumvirate paintings to the back cover. Caproni Bomber on the front and a piece on the photo album of the 148th Aero.
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Mike,
Many of us here across the pond get C&C delivered by landline mail (which means the slowest boat that can be found). I also received 35,3 Wednesday. Good to hear that 35,4 is another winner. R. |
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Roger Tisdale at C&C sent me mockup of the back cover, but I haven't actually seen the issue yet (I get mine via snail mail as well). Looking forward to seeing it.
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I got mine quite a while ago - a couple of weeks anyways I'm in CT so i'd think we would get them at the same time. in any case Your artwork on the back cover looks great. Looks better in print than it does online.  C&C consistently does an excellent job of color reproduction |
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MikeW; e-journals do have their good points but hard copies don't corrupt when your puter goes south! Maybe e-journal that we could burn to disc without lock outs? Saving the trees is not a large concern for me so keep sending those hard copies. But since you mentioned it...how about a little snappier mail delivery rather than slow boat to China from Liverpool? Just wafting in my pipe dreams folks.
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