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Not sure about the type, but it's a stunning shot Phillip!
Web site does recoginxe a Brunner Winkle Bird as a type of airplane. So the photo is miss tagged
Wonder if Sam Kuminecz can help out.
According to the FAA this is a Perth Amboy Bird BK.
This is a Brunner Winkle Bird BK with a 100 hp Kinner K-5.
In the beginning of the depression, Brunner Winkle suffered losses like many other companies. In around 1932, it's assets were sold to Perth Amboy, a Title company. I believe that they may have sold off the remaining parts and offered some services to the existing planes already built.
I can't find any evidence of Perth Amboy producing any airframes under their name.
In the beginning of the depression, Brunner Winkle suffered losses like many other companies. In around 1932, it's assets were sold to Perth Amboy, a Title company. I believe that they may have sold off the remaining parts and offered some services to the existing planes already built.
I can't find any evidence of Perth Amboy producing any airframes under their name.
Nice biplane
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