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wacoykc
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Sitting here bored I thought I would scan a few from another pile of photos laying here. I have not seen much interest from any posts I have read about the pre-WWII stuff (of which I have alot of photos) but thought I would post them anyways. These all come from Wright Field here in Dayton. If no interest then I won't post any further.

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Here are more...accidentally hit "SUBMIT"

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Well, let me say... Thanks for the inter-war birds. I like them and I know others here do too.

Please keep them coming if you've got them. :D

I am not familiar with all the types. What is the low wing, fixed gear plane?
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Great photos!

Thanks! Please scan more!

Some I recognize, some I don't. If you have any captional information (who what where when why) please include it for us googlers....

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Photo 1 - Boeing XCO-7B TYPE X

Photo 2 - Martin XB-907

Photo 3 - Wright XCO-6 TYPE XI

Photo 4 - Martin XB-907

Photo 5 - Curtiss XP-934

Photo 6 - Douglas B-18A

Photo 7 - Fokker C-2

Photo 8 - Fokker V-40

Photo 9 - Fokker T-2

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you've got my interest........ post away!!

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wacoykc wrote:
Here are more...accidentally hit "SUBMIT"
Don't make that mistake again! Do it on purpose next time... :lol:
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I love the inter-war stuff - please keep 'em coming!!

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Only one thing to say about this..................................................................................MORE!!!!!!!!

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Wow these are great keep em coming. btw where do I get me hands on a Curtiss XP934 (wft is that?)
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I would have guessed it was a Ryan...awesome photos!

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Keep posting and I'll keep loving them.
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So your the one who outbid me on ebay! :lol:

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How about this one
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You have my full attention as well you post planes from the golden age and also my favorite plane Martin B-10, or better say the type from which is development started!!

Thank you :razz:

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