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26_0015145 Rohr Collection Image

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  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Rohr Aircraft built very few aircraft. This was their first. Aerofiles seems to believe it was initially designed as a canard and later was either rebuilt or a second aircraft built as per above design.
    I think it was only one single design, this one.
    The FAA has the following details for NX90651
    msn (c/n) 1; reg 1 July 1946 and canx 10 May 1949
    Aerofiles adds that it was designed by B.F. Haynes (or Raines) and Frank McGreery (while you prefer McCreery.
    No idea which spelling is correct....
    Anyone?
    Stig
  • Chuck Walla said:
    Stig Jarlevik: newspaper obituaries in the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times spell it McCreery. Assuming he died in 1990 and was president of Rohr. Your corrections and ideas are welcomed.
  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Chuck Walla
    👍
    Stig
  • Chuck Walla said:
    The second name you mention appears to be Burt F. Raynes who went on to become president of the Material Handling division. This has been added to the tags. The name appears in a newspaper article and historic company data.
  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Thanks again Chuck!
    Stig

26_0073254 Rohr Collection Image

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  • Chuck Walla said:
    "Mr. Raynes! Are you ok? I'm sure your insurance will cover this." 👀

26_0070463 Rohr Collection Image

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  • Chuck Walla said:
    The item on Mr. Raynes' desk between the phone and camera may be an intercom. Some other Rohr offices used Ektacom systems. It may also be a diictation machine. Because of the large diameter cable, I'm leaning toward intercom. Please post a comment if you can identify this thing.

    Note the dark paneling. At one place where I worked the C-suite was referred to as "mahogany row."