Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

As a trainer, this two-place open-cockpit plane was easy to fly.

Built in 1937, this aircraft was sporty, yet easy to fly; high-performance with room for two passengers up front.

This aircraft took place in the 1977 Lindbergh Tour; it currently resides near the EAA Ryan NYP replica.

On display among other Golden Age aircraft in one of the several hangars bordering Pioneer Field.

This 1938 was the prototype for the circa 2,000 Chiefs built before and after the War.

This aircraft is the prototype Aeronca Chief, built in 1938.

The side view of the NEAM Bleriot shows some of its control mechanisms.

You can see why this aircraft gained the nickname "Jungle Gym." Next to it is a luxury car of the same vintage.

I'll let the beautiful lines of this magnificent aircraft speak for themselves.

This unusual 2-place (side-by-side) aircraft is the 8th of a total 18 built.

The Heath Parasol existed before there were any light sport aircraft; this 1928 design came fully equipped with a modified Henderson motorcycle engine for less than $1,000.

Original ca. 1911 Bleriot; rebuilt 1973. On display at the New England Air Museum.