Corgi -- Canadair Sabre F.4 - Birth of The Jet Engine- The Aviation Archive (NOS)

Name: Corgi -- Canadair Sabre F.4 - Birth of The Jet Engine- The Aviation Archive (NOS)
Brand: Corgi
SKU: 080820
Price: 750.00 ZAR
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Corgi

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Corgi -- Canadair Sabre F.4 - Birth of The Jet Engine- The Aviation Archive

Sabre Conversion Flight, Wildenrath, Germany 1953

Limited Edition 2240 made world wide.

Item is new old stock (NOS) box slightly shop worn due to storage.

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(C) indicates this product is guaranteed to have a limited edition certificate. CH and FP items are exactly the same they are just coded this way so we can tell how many we have that we have paid the full price for!

Its not widely known, but the Canadair Sabre served with the Royal Air Force for a brief time. During the early 1950s, the sabres of the RCAF were actually the only swept wing fighters available for the defence of Western Europe. At that time, the Royal Air Force was still flying such straight-winged types as the Gloster Meteor and the deHavilland Vampire while they waited for the swept-wing Supermarine Swift and Hawker Hunter to reach production status.

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