Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This classic Golden Age racer can now be admired at the New England Air Museum.

This unique aircraft is preserved at the New England Air Museum.

Reproduction of a 1932 classic on display at NEAM.

With a Gee Bee and a Laird Solution for company, this aerial hot rod shows off her bright plumage at the New England Air Museum.

This lovely Great Lakes resides among a DC-3 and a Sikorsky VS-44.

Gleaming elegance: "Mrs. Mennen" touches down at Solberg Airport.

This golden oldie takes a break while its brother takes on sightseers at Old Rhinebeck.

This lovely Fairchild is a 1937 original.

This is the tail end of an 1911 original Bleriot.

This Voisin aircraft, built in Easton, PA, in 1909, incorporated some new ideas not in the original. It was restored in 1973.

The engine on this 1976 replica is a 1911 original.

Only three of these were ever built, and the Rhinebeck Aerodrome Museum has one of them. Built in 1917, the Pigeon Fraser was the first pursuit aircraft contracted by the United States.