A Pre/Early Second War Curtiss P36 American Fighter "Works Factory Study Piece" Aircraft Auction Nova Scotia on the 21st

Nova Scotia on the 21st

September to October 1901

each illustrating a cherry blossom

this time to the Canadian Convalescent Hospital at Woodcote Park

Panzer Recon

A Pre/Early Second War Curtiss P36 American Fighter "Works Factory Study Piece" Aircraft Auction Nova Scotia on the 21stPrecision made, incorporating a four piece construction, aluminum body, nose cone and propeller, the propeller spins and is held in place via a screw, the aircraft with a plastic cockpit canopy held in place via four pins, measuring 270 mm from nose to tail x 350 mm in the wingspan x 180 mm in height, the aircraft swivels on its pole mount that protrudes from its original 150 mm diameter black finished steel base, light age wear on the aluminum