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ALEXANDER EAGLEROCK 1117

Registration Number 1117

R.I.P., Willard

This aircraft is an Alexander Long-Wing Eaglerock, manufacturer’s serial number 239. Alexander Aircraft Company, 3585 Broadway, Denver, CO, manufactured it on 8/13/1927. It came from the factory with a single Curtiss OX-5 engine of 90 HP (S/N 5390). It weighed 2,230 pounds. It was sold on 8/24/1927 to the Aero Corporation of California, Western Ave. at 99th St., Los Angeles, CA.

It was sold again on 9/12/1927 to Harry J. Tucker, 211 19th St., Santa Monica, CA. The Davis-Monthan transient Register lists one visit on 1/12/1928, inbound from Beacham Field, Texas enroute to Los Angeles the next day. The pilot was Lee Shoenhair and his passenger was H.J. Tucker.

The airplane changed hands two more times before, on 7/16/1931, it crashed at Bell, CA. The airplane was “washed out” and the pilot, Willard J. Wilson, was killed. The registration was cancelled on 7/28/1931.

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