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N18137, 1937 Lockheed 12A Electra Junior, C/N: 1229

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N18137, 1937 Lockheed 12A Electra Junior C/N 1229, 1937 Lockheed Electra Jr. 12A, Jack Frye's personal corporate plane from 1940 to 1945, also served occasionally as a TWA Flight Research Laboratory

1937 Lockheed Electra Jr. 12A, Jack Frye's personal corporate plane from 1940 to 1945, also served occasionally as a TWA Flight Research Laboratory

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Photographer: Frye TWA pilot Robby Robinson
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Shot Date: 1942-12-18
Airport: KC
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Upload Date: 2006-03-22
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  • N18137 @ WVI - I took this photo at the Watsonville, California 2006 Fly-in - by JDVoss by JDVoss @ WVI
  • N18137 @ WVI - 1937 Lockeed Electra 12A in TWA/The Transcontinental Line Flight Research colors @ Watsonville Municipal Airport, CA - by Steve Nation by Steve Nation @ WVI
  • N18137 @ WVI - 1937 Lockeed Electra 12A in TWA/The Transcontinental Line Flight Research colors @ Watsonville Municipal Airport, CA - by Steve Nation by Steve Nation @ WVI
  • N18137 @ MKC - My father was a noted aviation historian. This photo is part of his vast collection. I thought you might like to see it when this plane was fairly new. I do not know the airport, but my guess is Kansas City. - by Janet Betts Dean by Janet Betts Dean @ MKC
  • N18137 @ OSH - Lockheed 12A, in TWA livery - by Jim Uber by Jim Uber @ OSH