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The image shows a white wall with three items attached to it. The top item is a part of a black aircraft, possibly a wing or tail section. Below it is a yellow plaque with Swahili text describing the crash of a propeller airplane in Tabora, Tanzania, in 1920. The plaque also states that the airplane was the first to attempt to fly from Cairo, Egypt, to Cape Town, South Africa. Beneath the plaque is a framed metal plaque with no visible inscription. At the bottom of the wall is a framed photograph showing a biplane with the registration G-E AAV, which is likely the aircraft mentioned on the yellow plaque. The photograph is faded and blue-toned. The location of the image is a museum or display space in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
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