Photo Essay:The Blakesburg Fly-In

Antique airplanes—the cream of the crop—fluttered around corn country to celebrate an air mail birthday.

By airspacemag.com
airspacemag.com, November 18, 2008

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Caroline Sheen

1919 de Havilland DH-4M2
Livery: Robertson Aircraft Company
Tail number N3249H

It’s likely that the only item in the cockpit of the DH-4 that is not true to the period is the David Clark headset (lower right).

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