Dickinson's First Airmail

Dickinson's First Airmail

Two men are shaking hands in front of a Northwest Airways Inc. airmail plane. The men shaking hands and the other men surrounding them are all wearing various hats, coats, dress pants, and dress shoes. The man with the mail in his hands, is probably the pilot. Part of a woman is seen in the background. The numbers 7791 are seen on the tail of the airplane. The sign on the side of the plane reads Northwest Airways Inc. U.S. Airmail-Express, Passenger Service. Exact date and location unknown. Not Identified.

Osborn

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black and white photographic print

2010-018-034

Dickinson, ND

Osborn, Lawton E. Sr.

Copyright Southwestern North Dakota Museum Foundation and Dickinson Museum Center

Photographic prints

5" x 7"

OSBORN / DICKINSON / N.D.

Title created by Dickinson Museum Center.
2010-018-229 is the same photo and had a note attached to the back of it, "R.S. Brauer, Asst. Supt. airmail service congratulating / Wm. Lenneville, Postmaster, Dickinson, N.D. at the / inauguration of Airmail service to Dickinson. / From left to right Henry Aberson, airport Supt; Wm. Lennevile / postmaster; Chas Eastgate, Sec Dickinson Business Assoc. / R.S. Brauer Asst. Supt. Airmail service; H.A. Mackoff, / instrument in getting airmail service for Dickinson."

Osborn Album #1

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