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1915

2014

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AquilaAudax said:
This is the model K-47A, rebuilt from the K-47 "American Legion" that crashed in testing before an attempt at the Orteig Prize.

Gerry Asher said:
Loening K-84W Commuter, CAA registry NC374V.
SMU Libraries Digital Collections said:
Gerry Asher Thank you again for your helpful information! Based on what we were able to find, this model aircraft is a Keystone-Loening K-84 Commuter, first manufactured in 1929. Keystone-Loening was bought out by Curtiss-Wright and became one of their divisions in 1931, but stopped manufacturing altogether in 1932. This particular aircraft is still in existence, and has been listed as being housed at the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, in Anchorage, Alaska. Thanks again for all your help in identifying these aircraft!

TVL1970 said:
These appear to be US Navy Keystone PK-1 flying boats belonging to Patrol Squadron VP-1F, flying along the Na Pali coast of Kauai, Hawaii (note the Honopu Valley). The PK-1 was (like the Martin PM-2) an improved production version of the Naval Aircraft Factory (NAF) PN-12. VP-1F operated the PK-1 out of Ford Island, Oahu from 1932 to 1938.