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those were the days spotting was really exiting ?

no, yesterday's aircraft are simply vintage aircraft and belong in museums. Stick to what youve got, the variaty is still here today
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yes, wish I was there and then, what a beauties and variaty
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youre just getting old and grumpy
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My oldest pictures from EHAM

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These scans are made by my late father.
I think around 1967.
Anyone having photo's from that period or even before?

(Lets say: till 1980)

see the DC-3 from Martins Air Charte in the background ?

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Those were the days that security wasn't a real issue, nor sound restrictions.

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Do not really now were this shot is taken. East? Anyone ???

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WOW :shock: :champ: :scramble: We want more.
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see the DC-3 from Martins Air Charte in the background ?
Never mind the background, love the electra's :shock:

Looks like boys were behaving differently in those days to, "hands behind your back now", yes mum! (is it showing that I'm a parent too these days)

if you have more, get em on.

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Very nice, of really some old days! :D
Keep them coming! Enjoying all the shots from long time ago! :P
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Re: My oldest pictures from EHAM

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FALCONCREST wrote:Do not really now were this shot is taken. East? Anyone ???

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It's now called "East", but it used to be 'old Schiphol'; here some B&W pics I took in 1966 from the same terrace:
Schiphol, 04-08-1966:
Douglas DC-7C MAC+Douglas DC-4 Loftleidir+DC-8 Seaboard World Airlines+DC-8 KLM: PH-DSL+TF-LLB+N801SW+PH-DC?
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Douglas DC-8 KLM+SE-210 Caravelle Finnair+Vickers Viscount B.U.en Air Lingus en KLM+Lockheed Electra KLM: PH-DCI+OH-LSE+G-ASED+EI-AOG+PH-VIC,D,G+PH-LL?
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Douglas DC-4 (DOUGLAS C-54B-1-DC SKYMASTER) TMA of Lebanon: OD-AEA
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Schiphol, 05-08-1966, Lockheed Electra II KLM: PH-LLL
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and some slide scans from 10-07-1971: VH-EBR
Boeing 707-338C Qantas:
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15-07-1971:
Boeing B 707-329C Transavia Airlines: PH-TRV ' Prinses Irene'
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Superb material, chaps. Absolutely wonderful! :worship:

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old schiphol photo's

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Hi Rob

Sometimes I wish a was living in the times when sex was dirty, the air was clean and schiphol's apron were filled with Vicounts, Electra's, DC3's, Caravelle's and more...

What a great shots !

thanks for sharing
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Hi there,

I think sex is still dirty :wink:

Greetz

(nice pics)!!!
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Wow , Loftleidir and Seaboard World Airlines. How extremely cool to see those on SPL.

And check out the fences on the pics with the little boy(s). You can climb right over them. Unimaginable these days.

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Schiphol, 05-08-1966

Douglas DC-8-33 KLM - Royal Dutch Airlines: PH-DCF "Anthony Fokker"
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and a Finnair Caravelle with a dented nose:
SE-210 Sud Aviation Caravelle Finnair: OH-LSG
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Schiphol, 15-07-1971:
Tupolev Tu-104 Aeroflot: CCCP-42456
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old old schiphol

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Rob;

please attach a warning with you're entries:

" Not suited for "yesterday's aviation enthusiasts" with weak hearts "

This shots are so great!

No discussion on prop blur or image stabilizing lenses, just great shots from the time a photo camera was a tool, and you had to be quit a good photographer to get these results with it...

Please keep em coming...
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Re: old old schiphol

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FALCONCREST wrote:Rob;

please attach a warning with you're entries:

" Not suited for "yesterday's aviation enthusiasts" with weak hearts "
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Boudewijn van Oirschot »

Although I am still young and so wasn't a spotter that good days it seems it were VERY interesting days at Schiphol. Great airliners and beautiful airliners!!!

I wouldn't mind if you post some more :P
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Boudewijn van Oirschot wrote:Although I am still young and so wasn't a spotter that good days it seems it were VERY interesting days at Schiphol. Great airliners and beautiful airliners!!!

I wouldn't mind if you post some more :P





In that days, all those very interesting planes were just as common as the nowadays 73,4,5,6 and 77's, Airbuses, Embraers etc. In about 30-40 years you'll have the same feelings when you see your (and other one's) 2008 pics. Every airplane will become a classic....be patient !





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every plane becomes a classic

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In that days, all those very interesting planes were just as common as the nowadays 73,4,5,6 and 77's, Airbuses, Embraers etc. In about 30-40 years you'll have the same feelings when you see your (and other one's) 2008 pics. Every air plane will become a classic....be patient !
Oke, but I think they look more and more the same, and the engines get more uniform...

And 30 /40 years ago there where not as many spotters with camera's as nowadays..
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