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At least 270 of these "homely" looking little airplanes were built in 1931, as word got around about how much...
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The Baby Ace was designed in 1929 by O.G. Corben in Topeka, Kansas, as a cross between the Heath Parasol...
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This airplane, a replica of the famous pylon racer of the thirties...
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The Chipmunk served as a military trainer for the Royal Canadian Air Force and British Royal Air Force, as well...
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These little airplanes quickly gained fame for their performance and economy, with the promise of two miles per hour for...
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This is the same model CallAir Kenneth Arnold was flying when he witnessed what is generally considered the first widely...
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The Travel Air 2000 was known for its quality in construction, reliability, efficiency, and capacity (two passengers in the front...
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The Rose Parakeet was designed and produced in the 1930s as a single seat sport biplane.
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In a time when it was more common to see biplanes than monoplanes, the Fairchild 22 was considered a very...
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This aircraft was one of the primary training aircraft for the United States Army Air Forces, the Royal Air Force...
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This aircraft was fitted with floats and used extensively during WWII as a coastal patrol aircraft after December 7, 1941.
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The P-12 replaced the F3B as the US Navy's primary carrier-based fighter. Only 96 "C" models were built...
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Designed by Bernard Pietenpol, this 1928 design originally called for the use Of a Ford Model engine, ...
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The Taylorcraft BC 12-D is an American light, single-engine, high-wing general aviation monoplane ...
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Some 1400 of these great little aircraft were built for the Army Air Corps through 1943. Used extensively for liason,...
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The Aeronca 7AC "Champ" was designed in 1944 by Ray Hermes. Ray started the design by listing everything he disliked...
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Of the approximately 500 C3's built from 1931 to 1936, only a handful remain, with even fewer still flying.
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Also known as the "Junior," the first Stinson Detroiters had six seats and were initially marketed to small regional airlines....
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Over 150 of these sailplanes were delivered to the U.S. Army as two–place training gliders. They were very popular for...
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The kit-built Baby Albatross was one of the most popular sailplanes of the pre-World War II era....
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One of the outstanding classic aircraft of the 1930s era, the nickname "Staggerwing" was due to the unusual arrangement of...
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This Piper J3 Cub has trained more tail wheel pilots than any other aircraft...
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Although the Model A was a great success in the 1930’s with its 40 hp engine, the 65 hp version...