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[Halden H. Emrick with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photographic negative of Halden H. Emrick with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928.

[Halden H. Emrick with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Halden H. Emrick with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928. Inscription on verso: "Cleveland Airport / Dec 1928 / H. H. Emrick / Stearman plane."

[Halden H. Emrick with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photographic negative of Halden H. Emrick with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928.

[Halden H. Emrick and another pilot with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Halden H. Emrick (left) and another pilot with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928. The sign on the building in the background reads: "Whirlwind Supplies and Service."Inscription on verso: "Cleveland Airport / Dec 1928 / H. H. Emrick left / B. A. [Ranson?] right."

[Peggy Emrick and Halden H. Emrick with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Peggy Emrick and Halden H. Emrick with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928. Inscription on verso: "Cleveland Airport / Dec. 1928 / Peg & Hal."

[Pilot seated in cockpit of Stearman C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of a pilot seated in the cockpit of a Stearman C-3B aircraft, circa 1929-1931. An insignia for the Aeronautics Branch of the U.S Department of Commerce is visible in the fuselage. Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in the United States and China, circa 1929-1931.