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Mark Nankivil
PostPosted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 11:39 am 
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Greetings All -

While digging up the Curtiss Robin photos for Dan's search, I came across the photos I took at the Iowa Aviation Museum of the only surviving Aetna-Timm Aerocraft NC34912 Serial No.4. A nice looking aircraft to my eyes...

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Nice museum too: http://www.flyingmuseum.com/Opening.aspx

I need to get back there with my present camera and equipment....

Enjoy the Day! Mark
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Wow... rare machine! Amazing to me that these one of a kind machines survived all these years.

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