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1948 Boeing L-15 Army Ground Force & US Air Force Advertisement

$ 7.91

Availability: 56 in stock
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  • Condition: Please see condition description in write up below
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  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    Here is an original ad taken from The Saturday Evening Post magazine Dated March 13, 1948 for a Boeing L-15. At the time it was the newest Army Ground Forces liaison plane. It also was designed to meet US Air Force standard requirements. The bottom right picture in the ad shows a "folded" L-15 touring through narrow, winding wooded roads. The ad talks about all its glorious design including, " for use under all conditions from tropical to arctic, the L-15 may be operated with wheels, skis or floats. The whole airplane can be folded up for towing behind a jeep or loading aboard a 2 1/2 ton standard Army truck".
    The L-15 Scout was the last Boeing aircraft in the single-engine or small-aircraft market. The all-metal, light aircraft for ground observation was neither a bomber nor a four-engine aircraft, but its development was typical of the Boeing effort to diversify after World War II.
    This is a full page ad which m
    easures approx 13 3/4" X 10 1/2".
    Ad is in excellent condition.
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