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Robert Jack Images said:
I grew up across the street from where the Bustleton Airfield was in Northeast Philly. Not a sign or thought of the first Airmail service taking off from there at all.

Lamoreaux said:
Impressive. Looks like his livelihood might have overcome him in the end: www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/ringel/6/
Seuss. said:
Washington Evening Star , March 3, 1930 chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1930-03-03/ed-...
Air Pioneer Succumbs Phil Ringel is Third Victim of Crash at Marietta, Ga. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., March 3 Us). —Phil (Jersey) Ringel, pioneer aviator and stunt flyer, died at a hospital here last night, the third victim of a Marietta, Ga., air crash last Monday. | Ringel was piloting a plane bearing George Tarbell Patten, president of Southern Fliers. Inc., and Dr. Lyle B. West, Patten’s family physician, to the bedside of Patten’s wife, who was lnjured in an automobile accident in Clearwater, Fla. Poor visibility, Ringel said, caused him to misjudge the field and he crashed after going Into a nose dive approximately 100 feet in the air. Mr. Patten was instantly killed. Dr West died In an Atlanta hospital.
Flying a Curtiss JN-4 "Canuck" - the Canadian version of the US "Jenny"

aeroboss said:
Dr. Lewellyn Wood, (L) collected and donated all original JN-4 hardware for this project. It was always referred to as "Doc Wood's Jenny". Chet Stewart, middle. Len, right.