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   >> Years later , when I went looking for it, I was told they had all been   
   >> sold and taken away.  I fuzzily seem to recall they had belonged to   
   >> old man Lunken and were sold when he died.   
   >   
   >Exactly the sort of thing I wanted to know.   
      
   In that case, here's a little additional info that may be useful to   
   you:   
      
   If you live near Cincinnati or intend to visit Lunken, try to find out   
   who owns a Beech Staggerwing that was restored in a hangar there.  The   
   fellow who gave me the above info was restoring that Beech when I last   
   visited Lunken, perhaps 15  or 20 years ago.  He was also the fellow   
   who took me  through that hangar full of WW I aircraft many years   
   earlier.   
      
   The owner of that Staggerwing can surely identify him for you.   
      
   vince norris   
      
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