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Airplane with 2 wings stacked on top of each other.
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Can anyone identify this crashed Swallow biplane?
Can anyone identify the model of this Swallow biplane? On August 14, 1929, my great grandfather, Humphrey Woods, was fatally injured in the crash of a plane piloted by Thomas Tobiason. … The August 15, 1929 Kansas City Star reported that it was a Swallow biplane. I do not think that this is a Swallow made while E. M. Laird was with the company. …
