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Lawson Air Liner Tail Structure Close-up
1919
Close-up of the interior structure of a Lawson Air Liner tail assembly.
Lawson Air Liner Tail Assembly Structure
1919
Tail assembly (empennage) for the Lawson Air Liner, with tail fins attached.
Lawson Air Liner Fuselage Structure
1919
The metal structure of a Lawson Air Liner fuselage on wooden supports inside a hangar. Probably the Milwaukee plant.
Lawson Air Liner Tail Plating Attached
1919
The plating for the tail assembly of a Lawson Air Liner has been attached. The cabin is completed, and the wing structure is partially assembled.
Lawson Air Liner Tail Assembly Structure Close-up
1919
Close-up view of the tail assembly (empennage) of a Lawson Air Liner, with the fins and tail skid attached.
Lawson Air Liner Under Construction
1919
Exterior plates being attached to a Lawson Air Liner. Two men are crouching underneath the cockpit.
