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20-08-18, 01:36 PM
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Indian Airborne Wing?
This to me has all the hallmarks of a WW2 Indian Airborne parachute wing.
I would appreciate comments/thoughts. Jon 
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20-08-18, 04:15 PM
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Certainly looks Indian WW2 to me.
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20-08-18, 04:40 PM
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An honest genuine example , the dots /knots at the top of the parachute rigging line directly below the canopy are what i like to see - but that`s just my rule of thumb.
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20-08-18, 04:51 PM
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Lovely WW2 example.
Paul
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20-08-18, 05:00 PM
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Very nice example Jon,
Well done and thanks for sharing. Cheerio, Roy
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09-02-19, 09:40 AM
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Lots of manufacturers variations of these, I think, just from the photograph, you are okay with that example, they used to be very easy to find, sadly, those days are long gone, where did you find that one?
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