| Aircraft Engineering Corporation Ace |
N69097 |
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The USA's first civil aircraft built after WW1 - sole survivor of 7 built. |
| American Aeronautical (Savoia Marchetti) S-56 |
NC349N (N349N) |
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Since bought by Kermit Weeks for his Fantasy of Flight museum. Click here for photos. |
| Bellanca 1911 Monoplane replica |
N1911G |
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| Bleriot XI |
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An original - Moisant Aviation School 13. The first aircraft ever imported to America. |
| Boeing 707-458 |
4X-ATA |
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Cockpit section of this El Al airliner |
| Breese Penguin |
33622 |
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A taxiing trainer, this was underpowered and under-winged to make flight impossible. 300 built in 1917-18 - this is the sole survivor |
| Brewster Buffalo replica |
210-S-13 |
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| Brunner-Winkle Bird Model A |
NC78K (N78K) |
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| Cassutt Special Racer |
N594 |
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Special because it's a 2-seater |
| Commonwealth 185 Skyranger |
N92972 |
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Originally the Rearwin Skyranger. Commonwealth bought Rearwin in 1942, built 275 Skyrangers, and collapsed in 1947. |
| Curtiss JN-4 Jenny |
1187 |
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Charles Lindbergh's first plane, restored in the 1970's. |
| Curtiss-Sperry Aerial Torpedo replica |
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Also called the Flying Bomb - in 1918 the first US guided missile. |
| Fairchild A-10A Thunderbolt II |
76-0535 |
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"Live to fly, fly to kill" |
| Fairchild-Republic T-46 Flight Demonstrator |
Not registered |
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A 62% scale development version of the T-46 Next Gereration Trainer (NGT) flown by Dick Rutan in 1981 and known by the Rutan Aircraft Factory as the Model 73. |
| Fleet Model 2 |
NC614M (N614M) |
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Consolidated sold their Model 14 Husky Junior design to Reuben Fleet. When it was a success, Consolidated bought Fleet Aircraft. |
| Grumman A-6F Intruder prototype |
162184 |
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Second of 3 flying prototypes of the "Intruder II" - project cancelled in 1988. 2.5 hours on the clock. |
| Grumman E-2C Hawkeye |
160012 |
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| Grumman F3F-2 replica |
'0968' |
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| Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat |
12297 possibly |
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| Grumman F7F-7 Cougar |
130763 |
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126 |
| Grumman F-11A Tiger |
141832 |
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Blue Angels 5 livery - never flew with them. |
| Grumman YF-14A Tomcat |
157982 |
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Third pre-production aircraft. |
| Grumman G-21 Goose |
N327 |
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In Pan Am livery as NC16913 (NC16913) |
| Grumman G-72 Kitten II |
NX41858 (N41858) |
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This is the only one built, and there was one predecessor, the G-63 Kitten I. |
| Grumman S-2E Tracker |
Bu151664 |
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| Grumman TBM-3E Avenger |
91586 N9433Z |
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113 |
| Gyrodyne GCA-2C |
N6594K |
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Gyrodyne Company of America - developed from the Bendix K helicopter, became the basis for the Rotorcycle. |
| Gyrodyne QH-50C DASH |
DS-1235 |
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DASH = Drone Anti-Submarine Helicopter. Radio-controlled, could carry two torpedoes. 755 built. |
| Gyrodyne XRON-1 Rotorcycle |
4014 |
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Designed for the US Navy and Marines, very manoevrable, but deemed too difficult to fly. Developed into the DASH. |
| Herring-Curtiss Golden Flyer replica |
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The Herring-Curtiss Company was the first US company to build and sell an aeroplane - 1909. |
| Peel-Zelcer Z-1 glider Boat |
N822W |
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Sole survivor of 30 built. |
| Republic F-84B Thunderjet |
45-59504 |
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PS-504 |
| Republic F-84F Thunderstreak |
51-9480 |
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| Republic JB-2 (N2 Loon) |
631 |
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| Republic P-47N Thunderbolt |
44-89444 |
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Cheek Baby |
| Republic RC-3 Seabee |
NC6461K (N6461K) |
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| Ryan B-1 Brougham |
NC7212 (N7212) |
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Modified to resemble Lindbergh's NYP and painted as NX211 - apparently once flown by him. |
| Sperry M-1 Messenger replica |
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Revolutionary purpose-designed two-seat private plane. UK production was planned until Lawrence Sperry died when demonstrator G-EBIJ crashed off the south coast of England in 1923. |
| Thomas-Morse S4C Scout |
N1115 |
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| Veligdan (Monnett) Monerai S |
N52SS |
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| Waco CG-4A Hadrian |
45-15574 |
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Marked as '343853' |
| Wright Model B 'Vin Fiz' replica |
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