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Photo ID: 1995412
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NX211 (cn 29) The one and only Spirit of St. Louis hangs from the rafters at the Smithsonian where the aviation gems are plenty. |
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Photo ID: 1841613
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NX211 (cn 29) Nice evening illumination. |
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Photo ID: 1794547
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NX211 (cn 29) This photo was taken on August 5, 1927 at Wilbur Wright Field in Dayton, Ohio by my great great grandfather. This particular visit of Charles Lindbergh was a scheduled stop as part of the Guggenheim Tour. If you look closely under the wing and above the head of the gentleman with his hand on the wing strut, you can clearly see Lindbergh, complete with his flying cap and goggles. I am very lucky to have inherited such a striking photo and it is my pleasure to share it with the aviation community! |
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Photo ID: 1712153
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NX211 (cn 29) Taken by a US Army engineer on January 9, 1928 during Charles A. Lindbergh's Latin American tour. The airfield was named in Lindbergh's honor and 40,000 people came out to see him. |
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Photo ID: 1610568
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NX211 (cn 29) This is the real thing - the airplane that Charles Lindbergh flew non-stop from New York to Paris May 20-21 1927. On display in the National Air and Space Museum. |
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Photo ID: 1510141
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NX211 (cn 29) National Air and Space Museum. The original “Spirit of St. Louis” flown by Charles A. Lindbergh on May 21, 1927, completing the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight in history. Lindbergh started his historic flight from Roosevelt Field in Long Island, N.Y., and after flying 5810km in 33 hours and 30 minutes, he landed in Paris, France. (Canon 350D + 17-55 IS + 430EX) |
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Photo ID: 1446352
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NX211 (cn 1) A replica of the "Spirit of St. Louis" constructed by the EAA from Ryan B-1 Brougham cn 159. This replica was built in 1977 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lindbergh’s flight across the Atlantic Ocean and a subsequent tour of the United States. Now on display in the EAA Airventure Museum. |
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Photo ID: 1446351
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NX211 (cn 2) A replica of the "Spirit of St. Louis" built from scratch by the EAA in 1990-91 to replace their earlier replica, which had been retired. On display on the EAA Pioneer Airport. |
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Photo ID: 1407147
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Photo ID: 1401999
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Photo ID: 1345449
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NX211 (cn 29) Spirit of St Louis, the original, not one of the many replicas, seen at the Smithsonian Collection |
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Photo ID: 1194148
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NX211 This full-sized replica is suspended from the ceiling of the arrivals hall at San Diego International Airport. The airport, Lindbergh Field, bears the name of the pilot famous for flying the original aircraft solo across the Atlantic. |
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Photo ID: 0999231
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NX211 (cn 29) On display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. |
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Photo ID: 0937317
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NX211 (cn 29) At the National Air and Space Museum. [Canon 20D; Canon 28-135] |
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Photo ID: 0832300
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NX211 (cn 1) It can't be much fun taxiing or landing a plane with a fuel tank where the windshield should be. |
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