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CAT Association on Facebook!

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| February 8, 2014

Follow us on facebook!  Civil Air Transport – CAT Association

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    bruce horste

    June 3, 2014

    trying to ascertain the value of some Cat memorablia from the early sixties. Anyone that would have any information please contact me. thanks much

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