cn46
7 photos tagged cn46, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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Related tags
Tags that often appear on the same photos:
- aviation
- aircraft
- airplane
- wrightaeronautical
- wright
- pander
- trimotor
- phost
- wrightwhirlwind
- postjager
- r975
- panderson
- wrightr975
- wrightr975whirlwind
- panderjager
- wrightr975e2
- pandersiv
- panders4
- panders4postjager
- pandersivpanderjager
- panders4panderjager
- panderpanderjager
- wrightr975e2whirlwind
- r975e2
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Recent uploads
The last upload was May 2019.
Morrow_0402 Ryan Brougham B-1 cn 46 NC3226 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2019
Morrow_0403 Ryan Brougham and Flappers from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2019
Morrow_0102 Hisso-powered Mahoney-Ryan Brougham "Spirit of Youth" from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2019
Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2013
Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2013
Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2013
Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2013
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Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo
from SDASM Archives
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Illustrious Home said:
1934 MacRobertson Trophy Air Race?
Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo
from SDASM Archives
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Cautious Company said:
Thanks people of the SDASM, especially for the publication of those magnificent and usually rare pics of subjects of the Golden Age. A real treat
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SDASM Archives said:
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/61289374@N05] You are welcome!
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worldsfair39 said:
Ah, the 1930s, the "salad days" of aviation. The "Tri-motor" arrangement was unique, esthetically pleasing but, not as practical as the designers had hoped. If I had to pick my favorite period of Aviation history, it would be the 1930s. :-)
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Kees Kort said:
While I have no problem with accuracy I would mention that this is a Dutch machine, so keywords which are obviously German language oriented are out. Panderjäger or Postjäger should be at least the Dutch word without umlauts like Panderjager ! Picture is of course a beauty.
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The Kingfish1 said:
Pander S-4 Postjäger, I think, not Panderjager.