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Old 19 November 2005, 05:02 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Hey Taz, any idea when the Nieuport book might be available? I could use a good book on Nieuports, especially if it shows some good color schemes!

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Russ- Probably at least a year away.

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I believe this is called "synchronicity". Earlier this week I was at a local Air Museum which has a fair sized library and a copy of Klaeyle's and Osche's book. Wonderful. This is where I saw the photographs of S254 I described earler in the thread.
I was impressed enough that the following day I ordered a copy online and it should be on its way from England as this is written. The down side is the French language is not my strongest suit. The upside is I have a niece who has studied French for five years and is quite good. I already told her I have a project for her.
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