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PLEASED WITH HIMSELF. —No wonder Jim Bain looks so happy; the silver DX Challenge Cup is his to keep for all time. He has already won a number of miniatures and other trophies, but this one can justly be termed "The Crowning Glory."

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Radio Record, 7 August 1936, Page 48

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PLEASED WITH HIMSELF. —No wonder Jim Bain looks so happy; the silver DX Challenge Cup is his to keep for all time. He has already won a number of miniatures and other trophies, but this one can justly be termed "The Crowning Glory." Radio Record, 7 August 1936, Page 48

PLEASED WITH HIMSELF. —No wonder Jim Bain looks so happy; the silver DX Challenge Cup is his to keep for all time. He has already won a number of miniatures and other trophies, but this one can justly be termed "The Crowning Glory." Radio Record, 7 August 1936, Page 48

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