Graham Sealy's papers relating to the British Railways Hovercraft

Made:: 1948-1968

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The material consists of three identical business cards for Graham Sealy, Operations Office for British Rail Hovercraft Ltd, one folder and one envelope of paperwork of British Railways Board relating to the management of British Rail Hovercraft Ltd and various reports about the inception of this in 1966 and its performance; one envelope with a sample commemorative cover for Red Funnel Hoverservice Luxury All the Way! 1968; The Isle of Wight and Hovercraft Guide and a certificate for Graham Sealy admitted as a Student of the Institute of Transport in 1948.

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Extent:: 1 file

Identifier:: BRHOV

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