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Charles Lindbergh (1902-1974) in his flying kit standing by 'Spirit of St Louis', the plane in which he made the first non-stop Atlantic air crossing: 20-21 May 1927. Landed at Le Bourget Airdrome, Paris, after a flight of 33.5 hours.

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