Major Christopher Draper, a 1914-18 war pilot, who in 1931 made a stunt flight under the centre spam of Westminster Bridge, photographed when he was a ticket-collector supervisor on the Nelson pier at the 1931 South Bank Exhibition. May 5, 1953.

Major Christopher Draper, a 1914-18 war pilot, who in 1931 made a stunt flight under the centre spam of Westminster Bridge, photographed when he was a ticket-collector supervisor on the Nelson pier at the 1931 South Bank Exhibition. May 5, 1953.
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