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English: Warner Scarab airplane engine advertisement in Aero Digest in September 1928. |
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| Source | University of Nebraska–Lincoln archive |
| Author | Unattributed |
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| current | 15:21, 22 July 2006 | | 680 × 936 (155 KB) | Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) | Warner Scarab airplane engine advertisement in Aero Digest in September 1928. ==Source== *University of Nebraska–Lincoln archive *http://www.unl.edu/museum/research/entomology/scarabengine.htm ==License== {{publicity}} |
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