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Research to find the photographer name

• A mail were sent to the webmaster, who isn't anymore in touch with Alan Webb, who submited the original article to the Bristol Aviation web-site. He explained: « I believe he obtained the original from the archives of the Parnall company when they were kept on the factory site at Yate in South Gloucestershire. Parnall stopped making aircraft after the second world war and the factory is now a main source of domestic tumble-dryers. I will try to find out something from the local history society in that area, but I am not confident of success. ».

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• 2010-08-30 00:49 Mdnavman 1048×636× (79557 bytes) {{Information |Description = [[Parnall Scout]] [[Fighter (aircraft)|fighter]] [[prototype]] nearing completion |Source = http://www.chew76.fsnet.co.uk/parnall/chap1.html |Date = 1916 |Author = unattributed |Permission