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AL6_T Lee_00089

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  • Cautious Company said:
    I love when you guys post Golden Age material! Look at those designs! Thanks!
  • A30yoyo said:
    The 'family car' in front of the United Airlines Boeing 247 is a Stout Scarab (info thanks to JF on Wings of Peace Yahoo Group ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stout_Scarab
  • Batman_60 said:
    Boeing 247 NC13321 c/n 1702 United Air Lines (before conversion to 247D). History, from the Boeing 247 book: Boeing Air Transport - May 13, 1933 to April 30, 1934 United Air Lines - May 1, 1934 to June 1, 1942 (Converted to 247D standard May 27, 1935) USAAC as C-73 - June 25, 1942 to May 3, 1945 Aero Transportes (Mexico) as XA-FEO - July 1945 to ? Aeronaves de Michoacan, SA as XA-KAJ or XA-KAI, unknown date to about 1958 Cecil Coffin, Brooklyn, NY as N5501A - January 8, 1959 to ? Below, two photos of this plane in Vancouver, after the 247D conversion.

London Melbourne Race

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  • schulz_hl said:
    Boeing 247

AL6_T Lee_00069

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  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    I believe this is NX13365 used by United as a Flying Research Lab. The covered direction finding loop was unusual at this time. Stig
  • TVL1970 said:
    Here's Pathe newsreel footage of NX13365 (c/n 1858) flying over Manhattan, as Stig noted, while operating as United Air Lines' Flying Research Lab. This aircraft also was the last Boeing 247 (Boeing 247-D) built. YouTube: British Pathé - "New American Plane (1938)"