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[Boeing Model 100 aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of a Boeing Model 100 aircraft (tail number NC 874H), circa 1920s-1930s.

[Wrecked Boeing Model 100 aircraft, Tawenkow, China] (Item)

Photograph of a wrecked Boeing Model 100 aircraft, Tawenkow, China, September 18, 1931.Inscription: "Boeing 100 after crash at Tawenkow. Sept. 18, 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.

[Boeing Model 100 aircraft parked next to destroyed hangar, China] (Item)

Photograph of a Boeing Model 100 aircraft (tail number NC873H) parked next to a destroyed hangar, China, August 1931. The inscription notes that the hangar was destroyed in a typhoon.Inscription: "After typhoon. Aug. 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.

[Woman standing next to Boeing Model 100 aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of an unidentified woman standing next to a Boeing Model 100 aircraft, 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.

[E. B. "Duke" Haines leaning against Boeing Model 100 aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of E. B. "Duke" Haines leaning against a Boeing Model 100 aircraft, circa 1929-1931. Inscription: "Duke."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.

[Disassembled Boeing Model 100 aircraft being transported via train car, Tawenkow, China] (Item)

Photograph of a disassembled Boeing Model 100 aircraft being transported via train car, Tawenkow, China, September 1931.Inscription: "Boeing '100' Tawenkow, Shantung. 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.

[Disassembled Boeing Model 100 aircraft being transported via train car, Tawenkow, China] (Item)

Photograph of a disassembled Boeing Model 100 aircraft being transported via train car, Tawenkow, China, September 1931.Inscription: "Boeing 100. Tawenkow. Sept. 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.

[Men with Boeing Model 100 aircraft, Hangzhou, China] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of several men, including Julius A. Barr (third from right), with a Boeing Model 100 aircraft, Hangzhou, China, September 1931. The men are identified by last name in the inscription.Inscription: "Mr. E. B. Haines, Major Ed Howard, Mech. Swartzell, Pilot Barr, Major McConnell, L. E. Gale. Sept 1931. Hungjao."Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's…

[Julius A. Barr standing next to Boeing Model 100 aircraft, Hangzhou Airport, China] (Item)

Photograph of Julius A. Barr standing next to a Boeing Model 100 aircraft (tail number NC873H) in a makeshift hangar, Hangzhou Airport, China, August 1931. Inscription: "Boeing at Hungjao Airport, Aug. 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.

[Two men working on Boeing Model 100 aircraft near destroyed hangar, China] (Item)

Photograph of two men working on a Boeing Model 100 aircraft (tail number NC873H) near a destroyed hangar, China, August 1931. The inscription notes that the hangar was destroyed in a typhoon.Inscription: "[illegible] hangar after typhoon. Aug. 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.