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... four different airplanes. Any ideas what types? No clues other than their 40's vintage.

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first 2 no idea, 3rd one I'm guessing Boeing 314, last one, Sunderland

Crap, the work IT department blocked photobucket.

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One correct ... (#3) is indeed a Boeing Model 314 Clipper. Below various interior photos showing quite a bit of room.



















Four photos of a Pan Am Clipper at Pearl City, Hawaii late 30's










Pan American Airways, Boeing 314 'California Clipper' at Treasure Island, SF CA


Pan American Airways, Boeing 314 'California Clipper' flying by Treasure Island, SF CA


Boeing 314 flying boat Honolulu Clipper, Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco, 1939


Pan American Airways Boeing Model 314A 'Pacific Clipper' (rn NC-18609


Boeing 314 Clipper, with Mt. Rainier in the background, ca. 1938.




Clipper over SF bay late 30's

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Correct and yes that was a sort of giveaway wasn't it? Civilian version of the Short Sunderland.

Short Sandringham
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_Sandringham















And below photos of the Sunderland's interior.

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