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Thank you Les.

I know this is a long thread and probably more info than Quebecois wants or needs, but it brings back fond memories of my Air-Way research. No doubt somewhere in here is the exact post I wanted to share with Quebecois.

Thanks again,

Alex Taber.

 

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Your welcome

I think he and other people will enjoy reading this thread. I love to learn history.
I glad I found the thread. There was another I may bring up by posting that Tom and you posted on.
People who have a central vacuum unit by airway will realize airways roots. Thanks again
Les

 

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Thanks Les.

I've been hunting for my original material all day. You found some of what I've been searching for. Somewhere in the archives is the story of how Dr. Daniel Replogle met Pratt Tracy, showed him the prototype and helped get Air-Way started. It's all out there, somewhere.

If you want to photoshop any of the pictures you have my permission. Unfortunately some of the pages of the book were stuck together. This was the best I could do.

Alex.