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A Famous Flyer's Impromptu Rescue Stunt / Thrill Of An Air Cruise Around The World / How It Feels To Drop From The Sky In A Parachute
Language: English
Published by Funk & Wagnalls Company, NY, 1927
Soft cover. Condition: VG. 9pp extract, illustrated with 2 photographs, salvaged from a damaged issue of The Literary Digest, May 21, 1927. Pilot Clarence Chamberlin's successful landing with passengers of a monoplane, the landing gear of which did not properly operate, after a daring, in-air mechanical maneuver to correct the problem, Cobham's musings on the potential popularity of long flights, and Cramer's account of his parachute jump.
