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Movie (1933)
French title : Le signal
Starring:
Richard Barthelmess ( James "Jim" Blaine)
Sally Eilers (Jill Collins)
Tom Brown (Neil "Bud" Blaine)
Grant Mitchell (Mr. Blaine)
(Synopsis needed)
Contents
- 1 Ford Trimotor
- 2 Boeing P-12
- 3 Fokker C-14
- 4 Stinson Reliant
- 5 Keystone LB-7
- 6 Travel Air D4000
- 7 Unidentified Aircraft
- 8 Travel Air 16-K
- 9 Thomas Morse S-4C
- 10 Fairchild 71
- 11 Stearman C3B
- 12 Alexander Eaglerock longwing
- 13 American Eagle A-1
- 14 Ford 5-AT-C
- 15 Ford 4-AT-D
- 16 Pitcairn PA-5 Mailwing
- 17 Unidentified Aircraft
- 18 Ford 5-AT-C
- 19 Unidentified Aircraft
- 20 Brunner-Winkle Bird A
- 21 See also
Ford Trimotor
Reg. NC127H was not for a Ford Trimoter but Bird A c/n 1015.
Boeing P-12
Fokker C-14
Stinson Reliant
Keystone LB-7
Travel Air D4000
Reg. NC477N Travel Air D4000 c/n 1379 still in flying condition in the twenty-first century.
Same aircraft in other movies at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft (Civil Fixed-Wing).
Unidentified Aircraft
Several continuity error during this action with no less four aircraft acting the same one !
Travel Air 16-K
Reg. NC446W Travel Air 16K c/n 16K-2001.
Thomas Morse S-4C
Reg. NC1071 Thomas Morse S-4C.
Fairchild 71
Reg. NC2K Fairchild 71.
Stearman C3B
Reg. NC4099 c/n 110.
Same aircraft in other movies at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft.
Another one with a different engine.
Alexander Eaglerock longwing
Reg. NC1412 Alexander Eaglerock "longwing" c/n 207.
American Eagle A-1
Reg. NC6969 American Eagle A-1 c/n 277
Ford 5-AT-C
Ford 4-AT-D
Reg. NC5578 Ford 4-AT-D c/n 24.
Same aircraft in other movies at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft.
Pitcairn PA-5 Mailwing
Reg. NC6708 Pitcairn PA-5 Mailwing c/n 30.
Some shots were filmed with letters in white.
Unidentified Aircraft
Foreground aircraft seen during the landing of the "Jim" Blaine at the controls of the Pitcairn.
Ford 5-AT-C
Reg. NC405H Ford 5-AT-C c/n 64.
Unidentified Aircraft
Brunner-Winkle Bird A
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