Lot of 6: WWI Flying Circus Aerodrome Planes

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NIS148 2984 N1917H je N1917H Charlie Kasy 40 MESIOOSS N1917 $ 1. N1917H X

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FLYING CIRCUS AERODROME BEALETON VA. 22712 BE.2c - The airplane was first introduced in 1915 to British squadrons and was designed primarily for ob- servation duties. This aircraft is flown every Sunday, May thru October at the Flying Circus. Photography by F.C. Lamm, 1118 N. Howard St., Alexandria, Va. Pub. by Joseph F. Morsello, 405 Paper Mill Rd.,Phila,Pa.19118 $102580 FLYING CIRCUS AERODROME BEALETON, VA.22712 Sopwith Camel - Called the Camel because it was the first British aircraft to mount machine guns in front of the pilots seat. This very maneuverable airplane can be seen in flight at the Flying Circus Aerodrome. Photography by F.C.Lamm, 1118 N.Howard St., Alexandria, Va. Pub. by Joseph F. Morsello,405 Paper Mill Rd., Phila.,Pa.19118 S-102712 FLYING CIRCUS AERODROME BEALETON, VA. 22712 rotary engine and war by many Nieuport 24 bis - Powered by LeRhone 110 hp 9Jb was flown during the first world French, British and American squadrons. Today this Nieuport 24 bis is flown in mock combat at the Flying Circus Aerodrome. Photography by F. C. Lamm,1118 N. Howard St., Alexandria, Va. Pub.by Joseph F. Morsello,405 Paper Mill Rd.,Phila.Pa.19118 S-102713 FLYING CIRCUS AERODROME BEALETON, VA. 22712 Sopwith Camel Of the type credited with shooting down Richthofen on April 20, 1918 by Canadian Roy Brown. Called the 'Camel' because it was the first British aircraft to mount twin machine guns in a hump in front of the pilots seat. Flown every Sunday, May thru October at the Flying Circus. Photography by F.C. Lamm,1118 N.Howard St., Alexandria, Va. S-102577 FLYING CIRCUS AERODROME BEALETON, VA. 22712 Fokker Dr 1 Triplane - Made famous by Manfred von Richthofen, known as the "Red Baron". Richthofen flew at least eight aeroplanes of this type and scored many of his 80 combat victories while flying this aeroplane. Flown every Sunday, May thru October at the Flying Circus. Photography by F.C.Lamm, 1118 N. Howard St.,Alexandria, Va. Pub. by Joseph F. Morsello, 405 Paper Mill Rd., Phila.Pa.19118 S-102579 FLYING CIRCUS AERODROME BEALETON, VA. 22712 Sopwith Camel Of the type credited with shooting down Richthofen on April 20, 1918 by Canadian Roy Brown. Called the 'Camel' because it was the first British aircraft to mount twin machine guns in a hump in front of the pilots seat. Flown every Sunday, May thru October at the Flying Circus. Photography by F.C. Lamm,1118 N.Howard St., Alexandria, Va. S-102577