identification please

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| | | End of the 40's , begin 50's, doctor Giles from Griffin (USA)
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| | | engine-failure and crashed on the roof of a house that was
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| | | 1000.-
| | | But what plane is it? I can read the registration: NC 156.
| | | But several registers ara giving the wrong plane.(Beech)
| | | Note the NACA cowl!!
| | | Thank you in advance.
| | | Sammy, the Netherlands
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| | After looking at your picture again it looks like there may be
an 8
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| | the end. NC 1568.
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| | Yes, looking at the registration, it's maybe NC 15658.
| | In the registers it's named as Fairchild 24C8C.
| | Thank you for the resaerch.
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| | Sammy
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| You're welcome. Where did you find it in the registers? An FAA
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| that I tried would not work- too many numbers.
| Are you satisfied that it is the right airplane?
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| Here the link to aerofiles registration N-Number/
| http://aerofiles.com/regs-home.html
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| Yes, I'm sure(...) it is the Fairchild 24C8C: NC 15658.
| Only 8 were built of this type.(Specaial engine)
| Thank you.
| Sammy

I only see NC 1568 and by your list that is a Curtis Jennie?

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The original image seems to match that in my own resources of a Fairchild
Model 24 C8C with a Warner Super Scarab engine and cowling. The vertical
tail and rudder certainly look like this model or series. That would be my
vote.

Randy