Image:Seaplane in flight.jpg

• Description: Aeromarine 75 Seaplane in flight, Photographed on January 17, 1922.

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This image was originally taken from the Florida Photographic Collection, where it is image RC02775.

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[Seaplane in flight] [graphic]

Leader: kmKa0c Fixed field data: khbz Fixed field data: 990921s1922 in d Local call number: Rc02775 Title: [Seaplane in flight] [graphic] Publication info: 1922. Physical descrip: 1 photoprint b&w 8 x 10 in. Series Title: (Reference collection) General Note: Cristened 'Columbus', the aircraft shown was an aeromarine model 75 flying boat. Each model 75 was a conversion of a Curtiss F-5L or Curtiss H-16 maritime patrol aircraft originally built for the U.S. Navy. As war surplus these aircraft were bought and remodeled, some in the company's own workshops. General Note: During prohibition there were daily flights in the winter season to Bimini, the nearest "wet" spot to the U.S. Date/place captured: Photographed on January 17, 1922. Corporate subject: Aeromarine Airways. Subject term: Seaplanes. Geographic term: Florida.

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