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This is a vintage advertisement featuring the slogan "TWO HEADS are better than one!" It promotes Kelvin & Hughes aviation instruments, emphasizing their reliability and precision. The ad illustrates two men in suits with shared bodies, each having a head labeled "KH, " representing the partnership of Kelvin & Hughes. Their overlapping silhouettes form an airplane's shape in the background, symbolizing their focus on aviation technology. The text below highlights that these instruments are exclusively sold through Smiths Aircraft Instruments Ltd. , boasting about the combined expertise and resources of Kelvin & Hughes and Smiths. It also mentions services like repair work available through expert technical staff for any problems encountered with the equipment. The companies' addresses in London, Basingstoke, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Belfast are listed at the bottom along with their respective logos—K&H (Kelvin & Hughes) and SAI (Smiths Aircraft Instruments Limited).
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