Question time # 134 resolved.

Yes Peter. Spot on as I would expect.
It is indeed the shamrock on the nosewheel undercarriage door of Vickers V807 Viscount ZK-BRF (c/n 283) as seen at the Ferrymead Museum in Christchurch.

For an earlier view of this aircraft check out :-

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Now if this was a more recent photograph you would be excused for noticing a very large crack down the concrete wall behind BRF from the recent series of earthquakes.