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1910.

Captain Bramhall, Balloonist.

1904. (Leeds area). Local 'aeronaut' Ruben Bramhall seemed to have an amazingly successful run at the event with both tethered and free flights of his two balloons, "City of Bradford" and "The Prince of Wales"

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