2 Mystery headgear seeking identification?

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2 Mystery headgear seeking identification?

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11-11-20, 17:11

David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline

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An Avro Anson would be my first guess, Rob, based on surviving round fuselage windows. Possibly built by MacDonald Bros in Winnipeg.

The Anson is also one of the possibilities for the ones reportedly sitting underwater here in Manitoba, as you and Derk may recall.

David

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