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Description	Savoia-Marchetti S.66 1930s Italian twin-hull flying boat
Source	Pafi, Benedetto; Apostolo, Giorgio, eds. (1978). Ali italiane [Italian wings] (in Italian). Vol. 4:1946-1979. Milano, Italy: Compagnia Generale Editoriale – Rizzoli distribuzione. p. 1246. pre-WW2 era Italian photograph, most likely a PR shot from the manufacturer or an airline. Author and source unknown. Per below, Italian copyright expired in the 1950s, therefore not copyrighted in the US.
Date	created: before 1940 published: 1978
Author	unknown
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