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Captain Kingsford Smith's plane the Southern Cross at the Melbourne Essendon Aerodrome, Essendon North (1928)

1928 · Essendon North

Captain Kingsford Smith's plane the Southern Cross at the Melbourne Essendon Aerodrome

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Captain Kingsford Smith's plane the Southern Cross at the Melbourne Essendon Aerodrome

1928Essendon NorthThe 1920s

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