Arizona Republican's aerial survey biplane

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PublisherArizona Historical SocietyBrowse TopicBusiness and IndustryLand, Environment, and Natural ResourcesTransportation and TravelSubjectAeronautics--Arizona--HistoryAerial PhotographyAerial photography in geographyDescriptionBill Kingsley, pilot, and E.D. Newcomer starting the Republican Aerial Survey of Arizona. The plane was a clipped wing Standard with a Hispano 150 horsepower water cooled engine. With a tail wind, speeds could reach 100 mph.Date Original1928Date Range1920s (1920-1929)TypeStill ImageOriginal FormatBlack-and-white photographsContributing InstitutionArizona Historical SocietyCollectionArizona Aviation History - The Ruth Reinhold CollectionSubcollectionMS FM MSS 14, Series VI: PhotographsRights StatementContact the Arizona Historical Society Library and Archives, Tempe. http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org/tempe-archives/

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StateArizonaCountryUnited States

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Acquisition NoteDonated by Ruth ReinholdCall NumberThe Ruth Reinhold Aviation Collection MS FM MSS 14, Series VI: Photographs Box 18 Folder 12IdentifierRRA-AMP052OCLC Number<893219693>Date Digitized2006Digital FormatJPEGDigitizing InstitutionArizona Historical Society

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Arizona Republican's aerial survey biplane

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