Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

"AS22692," on loan from the NASM, underwent full restoration in 1981.

This Golden Age beauty gets attention at the hangar of the Champaign Air Museum.

Nice to see this little guy at Port Columbus International!

This former Airborne Express and United Airlines aircraft is now a practice airframe with the Columbus Airport Fire Department.

One year before Lindbergh grabbed the spotlight with his epic flight, five of these aircraft set out on a goodwill tour through Central and South America, covering 22,000 miles (35,200 km).

This aircraft is in a class with the Kreider-Reisner and Waco three-place Golden Age biplanes.

This aircraft was brought to the US aboard the Hindenburg. In 1971, Bevo Howard was killed when this plane was crashed; it has been restored.

This aircraft was one of many designs to replace the ageing Curtiss Jenny; she was a three-place touring biplane, this example dating from 1929.

This beauty can be seen at the Udvar-Hazy Center; this in only my second Monocoupe, but I hope to see more in the future.

I have a soft spot for all the Nieuport designs. This is a particularly handsome example.

This beautiful biplane hangs is on display near the entrance of the Udvar-Hazy Center. A lot of Photoshop work was needed to obtain a reasonable shot to do the subject justice. I very much like the lines of this unusual sesquiplane.

Aerial advertising during the depression!