1.Ryan Navion Super 260, N5327K touching down at Blakesburg, Iowa, August 1978.
2, The owner's sense of humor was evident.
3. Do you suppose he or she is Irish?
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5. August 1995, visiting Springfield Air Rendezvous, Springfield, Illinois, N71CM, owned by Heritage In Flight Museum, Lincoln, Illinois
6. N number under horizontal stab.
7. Though the markings resemble as authentic for an L-17 as graffiti resembles Rembrandt, the airplane was very clean and obviously well-maintained.
8. Perhaps a first for an "L-17," nose art. Te text says "Arctic Fox."
9. N91665 November 77
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12. N4415K date and location unknown. It's oabviously a company airplane. Does anyone recognize the logo on the fuselage?
13. N8871H, Springfield, Illinois, March 1977.
14. This picture has been slightly retouched.
15. N8871H, Springfield, Illinois in new colors.
16. N91185. July 87, location and photographer unknown.
17. N8566H, March 1969 at Litchfield, Illinois.
18. N8566H
19. N8871H, March 1977, Springfield, Illinois.
20. N91554 in tall grass at Plainfield, Illinois, May 81.
21. N4934K 1950, photographer and location unknown. We do know the airport was home of Southwest Airmotive and believe it to be in Illinois, near St. Louus, Missouri.
22. The test reads Mel Hulcher Co. Inc., Virden, Ill
23. Marcy 77 closeup of N8871H right wing tip.
24. This picture of N4327K has been slightly retouched.