Early float plane

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Still very interesting; too bad they weren't scanned from a
family photo album. Thanks for posting these.

Agreed. Makes me want to caption all my family photos.

I scanned over 500 of our family snapshots, many of them when my
daughter was a child. BIG project! And, I scanned 100 or so of my
father's WWII Marine pics, another BIG project. Then, there's the
many thousands of 35mm slides languishing in my basement. My
daughter, now almost 30, says that when my wife and I die, if the
pictures aren't labeled she's throwing them all out. So much for
nostalgia!

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HP, aka Jerry

"That's all I have to say about that" - Forrest Gump

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Don Pyeatt added these comments in the current discussion du jour ...

I don't know what this is. Found in an old photo album.

Interesting, Don. Any of your relatives in this picture, since you
found it in an old album?

--
HP, aka Jerry

"That's all I have to say about that" - Forrest Gump


Aircraft "kinda" looks like a Wright C, what with those chain-drive pusher
props. According to my Jane's 1914, it flew around 1912 -13.