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Here is a page of found photographs of just aircraft.

Only a few of these snapshots are related to each other. Most are just orphan photographs found in other collections.

Here is a collection of just
BIPLANES

Here are some photographs from WORLD WAR TWO

Here is a page about the
LANCASTER BOMBER

Here are some collected photographs of the
LOCKHEED CONSTELLATION

Here is a page about the
SHORT STIRLING BOMBER.

Here is a collection of photograph of the
A-6 NAVY INTRUDER

Here are some found photos of just
GERMAN AIRCRAFT

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It's a Naval Aircraft Factory N3N series used as a crop duster. (mrwidgeon1948, thanks!)

If you can supply any additional information on any of the photographs on this page, leave a note! Thanks for your help!

This is a Boeing-Stearman PT-13 or PT-17 depending on the engine used.
(thanks mrwidgeon1948)

A Boeing 747-200 series (thanks mrwidgeon1948)

A Ryan Navion - (as identified by mrwidgeon1948)

A Taylorcraft BL (either a 50, 55, or 65 series).
as identified by mrwidgeon of Idaho

Yerbasic PINK

mrwidgeon1948 identifies the plane as a DC-4.

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Could this actually be 44-13691? Formerly "Passion Wagon" of the 362nd FS, 357 FG, 8th AF?

Well, maybe not!

Well, now we have a mystery. This "Gypsy" does not have the same nose art as the "Gypsy" seen in other photographs. See the photo near the end of the page www.cebudanderson.com.
And see this one at Little Friends Gallery

Identified by mrwidgeon1948:
A Cessna L-19, later known as an O-1.
On Reverse:To Joe & Lucy
Always thinking of you JWJ
Jesse Wiley

Northrop BT-1

USAAC North American BT-9 Basic Trainer

mrwidgeon1948 says this is a Piper Cub.

This is a Lake La-4 Buccaneer
(identified by mrwidgeon1948)

It's a P-51
This was the first airplane owned by what became the Confederate (now Commemorative) Airforce. (mrwidgeon1948)

Thanks to mrwidgeon for the ID
This is a U. S. Navy C-54/R5D/DC-4.

There is a BACK PAGE
featuring the Lockheed Constellation

from ghmmelmann and mrwidgeon1948 on Flickr
This is an really early-model Messerschmitt Bf 109 -- note the two-bladed propeller only used on early versions.

Travelair600
identified by mrwidgeon1948 of Idaho.

Constellation

Travelair600
identified by mrwidgeon1948 of Idaho.

It's a Cessna model 140
Thanks to mrwidgeon1948 of Idaho!

Fairchild model 71
Thanks to mrwidgeon1948 of Idaho!

From front to rear Aeronca L-3B, Stinson L-5 and a Taylorcraft L-2M.
Thanks to mrwidgeon1948

Beech AT-11 in Nationalist Chinese markings.
Thanks to mrwidgeon1948 on Flickr

A Bell model 47B.
Thanks to mrwidgeon1948 on Flickr

mrwidgeon1948 says:
Look like Beech C-45s,
the military version of the model 18.

It's a Bucker Bu 181 Bestmann.
Thanks to mrwidgeon1948 on Flickr

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Area 51 and a Half
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Don't take my picture! Oh! You DID didn't you! This is a collection of photographs that disappear on the way home from the photo processing shop.

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THE KIDS
It is always a mystery to us how a photograph of any of these precious children could end up lost or abandoned. Here are a few.
You will probably say "Ooh..." at least once.

Dee and Business School
A curious story.
What do you see?

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?
"What are they doing?"