fokkerfviia3m

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Fokker, F.VII

  • Robert Murphy said:
    Possibly the Reynolds Airways Fokker FVIIb-3m aircraft involved in the 17 Sep 1927 crash near Dunellen, NJ (just west of New York City).

Art Carroll Album Photo (10)

  • Batman_60 said:
    Probably Fokker F.VIIa-3m NC2195/NC3908 c/n 602 manufactured in the Netherlands as Dutch Fokker c/n 4955. It was shipped to the US on May 15, 1926, where it received the new c/n 602 and registered NC2195 and was used by Continental Motors as an engine test bed and executive transport. Following a crash on July 7, 1927, it was rebuilt at the Atlantic Factory using parts from Fokker C-2 NC55 (c/n 1) and re-registered NC3908 and sold to Western Air Express on February 2, 1928. It was finally wrecked in a non-fatal accident on September 20, 1929 at Saugus, CA.

Art Carroll Album Photo (9)

  • Batman_60 said:
    Most likely Fokker F.VIIa-3m NC2195/NC3908 c/n 602. Manufactured in the Netherlands as Dutch Fokker c/n 4955. It was shipped to the US on May 15, 1926, where it received the new c/n 602 and registration NC2195, and was used by Continental Motors as an engine test bed and executive transport. Following a crash on July 7, 1927, it was rebuilt at the Atlantic factory using parts from Fokker C-2 NC55 (c/n 1), re-registered NC3908, and sold to Western Air Express on February 2, 1928. It was finally wrecked in a non-fatal accident on September 20, 1929 at Saugus, CA. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kemon01/6475799407/] Photo via Kemon01.