1930 Viking Flying Boat Design Schreck Airplane Art Ad

1930 Viking Flying Boat Design Schreck Airplane Art Ad

"Cruise along at eighty miles an hour ... hands off the controls ... feet off the rudder ... open her up to more than 100 miles an hour ... cut the engine and the Viking glides gracefully along on her wing span of 42 ft. 3 in. Compare this span ... compare her 448 sq. ft. wing area with that of any plane of similar size or power ... no wonder the Viking has such ability to get off the water, to climb, to maneuver ... no wonder it is such a safe boat to fly.  Designed by Louis Schreck, the Viking is built in America and powered with a 225 HP Wright J-6 engine. It is a plane of unusual maneuverability and performance, but above all else it is a plane of exceptionally safe flying qualities."

"Also makers of the Kittyhawk Aeroplane ........"

The Viking Flying Boat Company, New Haven, CT - Miami Hanger - Causeway Island

nice rare art advertisement for framing

1930 Marine Publication Advertisement

Approximate Dimensions 5 5/8" X 11"

Scanned image may not show entirely due to size constraints

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