Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This beauty is one of only two examples of the Skyrocket existing, the other being at the Virginia Aviation Museum. Of the two, this is the more genuine.

This beautiful Aeronca bathtub is now at the Eagle's Mere Air Museum.

This beautiful Tiger Moth is now part of the Eagle's Mere Air Museum collection.

Easy to mistake for a Curtis Jenny, the Polson Special is based on that classic aircraft and shares the Curtiss OX-5 engine.

This was one of the earliest U.S. homebuilt designs. This fine 1927 example rests at the Eagle's Mere Air Museum.

The world's oldest Cessna is now at the Eagle's Mere Air Museum.

In the main hangar of the Eagle's Mere Air Museum. This was Roscoe Turner's airplane. It's the only example known to exist.

This beautiful early Waco is at the Eagle's Mere Air Museum, Merritt Field, Laporte, PA.

Lovely Super Mailwing in the hangar of the Eagle's Mere Air Museum.

This little biplane was the hottest machine on the ramp when it was built, in 1929.  Power came from a Wright J-6-7 radial of 225 hp.  Only 3 are still believed to be still flying.

This beautifully restored and maintained Curtiss Robin calls the Eagle's Mere Air Museum home.

Only eleven of these were built, of which this aircraft is the sole survivor. She is seen on display at the Eagle's Mere Air Museum, Laporte, PA.