Talk:Short Admiralty Type 81

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I'm not sure about the name for this one - As I've not seen any actual reference to these aircraft being called Type 81s (possibly to avoid confusion with the very different Short S.81 pusher) or Short S.63, which also seems to be used on Wikipedia - all the references I've seen (i.e. Barnes, Bruce etc refer to them as Folders or 160 Gnome Folders - we already have an article at Short Folder however.Nigel Ish (talk) 22:39, 15 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]