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    • Alexander aircraft

    • Alexander aircraft

    • Two-place "Eaglerock" biplane #32, lettered Aero Corp., Los Angeles. Photographed: at Lowry Field [Denver, Colo.] August 1, 1926.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1926.; Alexander Aircraft Company.; Biplanes.

    • 1926
    • Alexander aircraft

    • Alexander aircraft

    • Two-place "Eaglerock" biplane #4. Photographed: at old Lowry Field; E. 38th Ave. & Dahlia St., Denver, Colo., August 1, 1926.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1926.; Alexander Aircraft Company.; Biplanes.

    • 1926
    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • Model DH-4, U.S. Army two-place biplane; after 1st flight across Continental Divide from Glenwood Springs, Colo. Photographed: landing at Curtiss-Humphryes Field in Denver, Colo., August 21, 1919.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1910-1920.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1919.; De Havilland Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • 1919
    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • Model DH-4, U.S. Army two-place biplane, in distance; after 1st flight across Continental Divide from Glenwood Springs, Colo. Photographed: landing at Curtiss-Humphreys Field in Denver, Colo., August 21, 1919.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1910-1920.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1919.; De Havilland Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • 1919
    • Boeing aircraft

    • Boeing aircraft

    • Model 80-A, Trimotor biplane NC232M, United Air Lines. Photographed: at Cheyenne, Wyo., March 12, 1933.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1930-1940.; Aircraft--Wyoming--Cheyenne--1933.; Boeing Aerospace Company.; Biplanes.

    • 1933
    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • Model DH-4B, U.S. Army 2 place biplane. Photographed: at Curtiss- Humphreys Field, Denver, Colo., August 1, 1926.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1926.; De Havilland Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • 1926
    • Douglas aircraft

    • Douglas aircraft

    • Model 02-A, 2 place U.S. Army biplane #11 named "METEOR". Photographed: at old Lowry Field, Denver, Colo., August 1, 1926.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1926.; Douglas Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • 1926
    • Douglas aircraft

    • Douglas aircraft

    • Model O2-A, 2 place U.S. Army biplane. Photographed: at old Lowry Field, Denver, Colo., August 1, 1926.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1926.; Douglas Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • 1926
    • Douglas aircraft

    • Douglas aircraft

    • Model 02-A, 2 place obsservation biplane, U.S. Army #116. Photographed: at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1928.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Texas--San Antonio--1928.; Douglas Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • [1928]
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • "Oriole" (long wing) two-place biplane ready for takeoff with Army planes in background. Photographed: at Curtiss-Humphrys Field, Denver, Colo., May 27, 1922.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1922.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • 1922
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • "Falcon" two-place observation biplane names "Bird-O-Prey" U.S. Army #64. Photographed: at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1928.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Texas--San Antonio--1928.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • [1928]
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Model JN4 "Canuck" two-place biplane No.1R.S. built by Canadian Aeroplanes, Ltd. Photographed: at Curtiss-Humphreys Field, E. 26th Ave. & Oneida St., Denver, Colo., June, 1919.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1910-1920.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1919.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • 1919
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Model P-1-B, U.S. Army fighter biplane #1 assigned to 43rd School Squadron. Photographed: at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., ca. 1928.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Texas--San Antonio--1928.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • [1928]
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Model F7C-1, U.S. Navy #27, single-place carrier fighter biplane A-7666. Photographed: at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • 1929
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Model F-5L "Flying Boat" amphibious biplane (over 103-foot wing span). Photographed: at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • 1929
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Full side view, model F-5L "Flying Boat" amphibious biplane (over 103-foot wing span) Photographed: at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • 1929
    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Curtiss aircraft

    • Model CS1 (only 6 built) or Martin SC-1 Sea-plane (35 built) 3- place, twin float torpedo bomber biplane. Photographed: Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.; Biplanes.

    • 1929
    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • DeHaviland aircraft

    • Model DH-4, two-place biplane with 12-cyl. Liberty engine, U.S. Army Air Service Recruiting Squadron from Ellington Field, Houston, Tex. Photographed: at Curtiss-Humphreys Field, Denver, Colo., E. 26th Ave. & Oneida St., August 21, 1919.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1910-1920.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1919.; De Havilland Aircraft Company, Ltd.; Biplanes.

    • 1919
    • Standard aircraft

    • Standard aircraft

    • Model LS-5, late version of Lincoln Standard rebuild of Standard Model JR-1, 5-place biplane #4 of Air Photo Co. Photographed: at Richards Flying Field, Kansas City, Mo., June 5, 1924.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Missouri--Kansas City--1924.; Biplanes.

    • 1924
    • Laird aircraft

    • Laird aircraft

    • Swallow, a 2-place biplane owned by Nourse Motor Oil Co. Photographed: at Curtiss-Humphreys Field, Denver, Colo., May 26, 1922.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Colorado--Denver--1922.; Biplanes.

    • 1922
    • Loening aircraft

    • Loening aircraft

    • Model OL-8A, U.S. Navy amphibian biplane with 2 cockpits plus cabin. Photographed: at U.S. Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Grover Loening Aircraft Company.; Biplanes.

    • 1929
    • Martin aircraft

    • Martin aircraft

    • Model MB-2, twin engine bomber biplane, NBS-3, built by L.W.F. for U.S. Army, #AS-68481, from Langley Field, Va.; also see Martin SC-1 under Curtiss, OP-20681. Photographed: at Kansas City, Mo., June 5, 1924.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Missouri--Kansas City--1924.; Martin Company.; Biplanes.

    • 1924
    • Consolidated aircraft

    • Consolidated aircraft

    • Model NY-2, #31, U.S. Navy A7774, two-place biplane, primary trainer. Photographed: at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Consolidated Aircraft (Firm); Biplanes.

    • 1929
    • Consolidated aircraft

    • Consolidated aircraft

    • Model NY-2, #50, U.S. Navy, A7485, two-place single-float biplane, primary trainer. Photographed: at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., October 14, 1929.

    • Airplanes--Pictorial works--1920-1930.; Aircraft--Florida--Pensacola--1929.; Consolidated Aircraft (Firm); Biplanes.

    • 1929

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