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Blueprint - 1924
Blueprint, Lange-3, A-frame pusher model, "Lange-3 duration model, Winner in 1923 International Air Races, Scale 1/4" = 1", [copyright] Illinois Model Aero Club 1924". Per the commemorative program book from the 50th Nats (1976), celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Nats, Edward J. Lange won first place in Event Number 6 at the 1923 air races (considered the first Nats), winning the Mulvihill trophy.
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M020.018 (1) - Model Aeroplanes: The Building of Model Monoplanes, Biplanes, etc., Together with a Chapter on Building a Model Airship
Camm, F.J.
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M020.039 (1) - New Model Airplanes, The: How to Build and Fly Them
Allen, Elmer L.
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M020.039 (2) - New Model Airplanes, The: How to Build and Fly Them
Allen, Elmer L.
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M020.043 - Miniature Aircraft: How to Make and How to Fly Them
Day, Omar H. and Terence Vincent
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Model Airplane - 1915 A-Frame Pusher
1915 Milwaukee Model AeroClub, A-frame twin pusher, Free Flight Model Airplane. Wooden "A" frame raised on wooden skids. Frame is bound together by wire and cross braces. Small canard with slight dihedral towards tip. Larger wing mounted at back. Both are covered in a light, off-white tissue. Hand-painted on the starboard wing is "Milwaukee Model Aero Club" in dark black. Reproduction built in 1970. 31.5" wingspan.
Record Type: Object
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Model Airplane - 1928 Muvihill Winner FF Model
Joseph J. Lucas' A-frame Twin Pusher (Free Flight) Model Airplane, which won the 1928 Mulvihill Event, and was also flown in 1926 Mulvihill Event. Model has "29" on the wing. Per The American Boy magazine, September 1928 issue, page 17: "The national outdoor champion is Joseph J. Lucas, 34, Chicago, who has built model planes for many years. His winning flight was 264 seconds."; and on page 49 of that same issue, under the heading "National Ou...
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Model Airplane - A-frame Pusher
An, A-frame pusher, rubber-powered Free Flight model. Built by Teen Becksted this model is made with two stick fuselages forming a wide "A" shape. The 14" wing is placed far forward; red insignia on wing. This model was built for speed contests and could go about 70mph covering 176' in 2 seconds. It was flown with 30 strands of 1/8" rubber.
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Model Airplane - A-Frame Twin Pusher
Reproduction of Carl Fries A-Frame Twin Pusher (rubber-powered Free Flight) that set several world records in 1930, including flying 22 miles and across the Mississippi River, among others; competed in an AMLA contest in St. Louis, MO in 1930. Replica built by Carl Fries in July 1984. Twin A-frame with forward canard, main wing and back fin and two pusher props. All surfaces are covered in dark orange tissue, props are painted orange, as well. Al...
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Model Airplane - A-Frame Twin Pusher
Reproduction of Carl V. Carlson's 1928 A-frame Twin Pusher (rubber powered Free Flight) built by Vic Cunnyngham, Sr. Original competed at the 1928 AMLA Contest, as well as in other contests between 1928-1930. Twin A-frame with forward canard, main wing and back fin and two pusher props. All surfaces are covered in white tissue. All winning information is printed on the wings and is signed by Carl V. Carlson. 36" wingspan. Per The American Boy...
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Model Airplane - Cecil Peoli FF Racer
Free Flight A-frame twin pusher, a reproduction of Cecil Peoli's Racer. Wooden "A" frame raised on wooden skids. Six-sided canard angled off the top of the frame, towards the tip. Six-sided wing above the landing gear. Canard and wing covered in light tan doped Japanese tissue. Frame wrapped in black wire at structural joints.
Record Type: Object
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Print, Photographic
Print, photographic, outdoors, man holding A-frame pusher model with IMAC decal on wing, possibly Don Lockwood or Carl V. Carlson, undated. [See also dups of this photo A2018.24.133 and A2018.24.63. Written on back of photo A2018.24.63 is "PHOTO BY ERIC ANDERSON"]
Record Type: Archives
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Print, Photographic
Print, photographic, outdoors, man holding A-frame pusher model with IMAC decal on wing, possibly Don Lockwood or Carl V. Carlson, undated. [See also dups of this photo A2018.24.132 and A2018.24.63. Written on back of photo A2018.24.63 is "PHOTO BY ERIC ANDERSON"]
Record Type: Archives