Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Originally built as a CH-300 Pacemaker, this aircraft has been lovingly restored from ruins found on an Alaska glacier to represent Columbia, the famous ship Chamberlain and Levine flew nonstop across the Atlantic in 1927.

The former pilot of this Jungmeister dedicated his aircraft in memory of a friend. Other registrations included N859K. PI-X-388, and ED-AKA.

The Reliant is always a nice-looking aircraft, but this example in American Airlines markings and red detailing is extra special.

Delightful Golden Age biplane at the Virginia Aviation Museum.

This lovely biplane has been restored in U.S. Army colors.

This beautiful and rare Waco monoplane can be admired at the Virginia Aviation Museum. Previous registration included N540Y.

This wonderful Brunner-Winkle Bird is on display at the Virginia Aviation Museum, Richmond.

This beautiful, very early Aeronca is on display at the Virginia Aviation Museum, Richmond.

This beauty is on display at the Virginia Aviation Museum.

This nice old Aeronca is preserved at the Virginia Aviation Museum.

Three generations in one view: a cutaway vintage Cub is accompanied by an original Taylor Cub and a later Piper Cub.

Richard Byrd's famous aircraft, fully restored, is on display here, on loan from the NASM.