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TVL1970 said:
This is a clipping from Page 19 of the May 1939 issue of Popular Aviation Magazine, for an article entitled "I Learned About Flying From That!," authored by Garland Lincoln, detailing the circumstances of the crash depicted above.

Stig Jarlevik said:
No I don't believe it is in Texaco hands just yet. Texaco was always quick to paint logo and company name on their aircraft and we see nothing of that yet. I have no exact date when it was handed over, but I believe this photo was taken roughly during early spring 1929. Stig

avro99 said:
The MARIPOSA docked at Circular Quay East on 16th July 1934 and the following day, 17th July, the floating crane TITAN unloaded Kingsford Smith's aeroplane onto a barge for transport to Anderson Park, Neutral Bay.
The reference to Woolloomooloo in an error.
covid convict said:
avro99 Yes, the shipping intelligence indicates the Mariposa was berthed at Circular Quay No. 2 wharf...which is where this pic was taken...

I gather this pic (below) might have been taken shortly before the Mariposa departed from the US...
- SMH, 19th July, 1934...item re the authorities moving to stop Kingsford Smith using the name 'ANZAC'...
covid convict said:
NLA Fairfax pic of the aircraft at Anderson Park, Neutral Bay...see comments/links here...
covid convict said:
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