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[Passengers boarding United Air Lines Boeing Model 80 aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of passengers boarding a United Air Lines Boeing Model 80 aircraft (tail number NC230M), circa 1929-1931. 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.

[United Airlines Boeing Model 247 aircraft at airfield] (Item)

Photograph of a United Airlines Boeing Model 247 aircraft (tail number NC-13302) at an airfield, circa April 1933.Inscription on verso: "Apr. 33."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in the United States and China, circa 1932-1933.

[Boeing Model 247 aircraft parked at airfield] (Item)

Photograph of a Boeing Model 247 aircraft parked at an airfield, circa April 1933.Inscription on verso: "Apr. 33."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in the United States and China, circa 1932-1933.

[Railway Express Agency delivery truck and United Air Lines Boeing Model 247 aircraft at airfield] (Item)

Photograph of a Railway Express Agency delivery truck and a United Air Lines Boeing Model 247 aircraft (wing number NC-13302) at an airfield, circa April 1933. Inscription on verso: "Apr. 33."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in the United States and China, circa 1932-1933.

[United Airlines Boeing Model 247 aircraft parked at airfield] (Item)

Photograph of a United Airlines Boeing Model 247 aircraft (tail number NC-13302) parked at an airfield, circa April 1933. Two mechanics are working on one of the engines.Inscription on verso: "Apr. 33. W-25."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in the United States and China, circa 1932-1933.

[People and aircraft at airfield, Chongqing, China] (Item)

Photograph of people and aircraft, including a Boeing Model 247D, at an airfield, Chongqing, China, circa April 1935. Inscription: "Boeing at Chungking [Chongqing]. Apr. 1935."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in China, circa 1934-1935.

[People and aircraft at airfield, Guiyang, China] (Item)

Photograph of people and aircraft, including a Boeing Model 247D, at an airfield, Guiyang, China, circa April 1935. Inscription: "Boeing at Kwieyang Airport. Apr. 1935."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in China, circa 1934-1935.

[People and aircraft at airfield, Chongqing, China] (Item)

Photograph of people and aircraft, including a Boeing Model 247D, Sikorsky S-38 Amphibion, and an unidentified Caproni, at an airfield, Chongqing, China, circa April 1935.Inscription: "Caproni, Sikorsky, Boeing. Chungking [Chongqing]. Apr. 1935."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in China, circa 1934-1935.

[Aircraft, people, and buildings at Ichang Airport, China] (Item)

Photograph of aircraft, people, and buildings at Ichang Airport, China, June 24, 1935. Identified aircraft include a Boeing 247D (partially visible on the left), a Curtiss Condor T-32, and a Douglas O-2MC.Inscription: "Ichang Airport. June 24, 1935."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's personal life and flying career in the United States and China, circa 1934-1935.