Aeroplane Magazine Oct 2008 Spitfire Mk IX Kawasaki Ki-61 Tony Fairey Swordfish for Sale

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Aeroplane Magazine Oct 2008 Spitfire Mk IX Kawasaki Ki-61 Tony Fairey Swordfish For Sale

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Aeroplane Magazine Oct 2008 Spitfire Mk IX Kawasaki Ki-61 Tony Fairey Swordfish :
$10.99

You are buying a magazine as pictured.

These are from the Jack Johnston estate.

This was from the collection ofJohn "Jack" Johnston (8 November 1925 – 25 May 2021) of Charlotte, NC,La Porte, Indiana andNewcastle upon Tyne, England. He was an interesting man, an RAF Pilot during WWII, creator of adhesives and author.

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