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B.1 Segrave
Segrave II
Role
Touring Monoplane
Type of aircraft
Manufacturer
Blackburn Aircraft
Designer
Sir Henry Segrave
First flight
28 May 1930
Retired
1938
Status
Retired
Number built
4 + 2 by Piaggio
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