1929 Dale “Red” Jackson ~ Forrest Brine Endurance Signed by Both Photo 5093

Signed by their own Hand

 Dale “Red” Jackson

 Forest “Obie” Brine

Original 1929 b/w Photo

Size;5 ½” x 4”.

Condition Very Good.

 In July 1929 a Robin C-1, nicknamed St. Louis Robin 1, was flown by Dale “Red” Jackson and Forrest “Obie” O’Brine for a world’s endurance record of 17 days, 12 hours, 21 minutes.

  In 1927, with Charles Lindbergh’s record-breaking solo Trans-Atlantic flight, a new fascination with flying quickly took over the public, and an ever-increasing number people yearned to fly their own airplane. The Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company of Garden City, New York saw this as a great opportunity to offer an affordable, durable, and easy to fly airplane for sale to the general public. Curtiss formed the Curtiss-Robertson Airplane Manufacturing Company and located the factory in Anglum, Missouri. By 1928 the company began production of the B-1 Robin. The initial price tag was just under $4,000 dollars.

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