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Fokker V.39

Fokker V.39 parasol lightweight sport, powered by a 90 hp Thulin A rotary engine, (Le Rhone 9C rotary, licence- Built in Sweden by AB Thulinverken). The first Fokker aircraft Built after the Armistice, the V.39 was transferred to Holland when Anthony Fokker re-located back to the Netherlands in 1919

Picture No
13137535
Media ID
47745249
Size
5315px x 3198px (1.7MB)
Credit
(c) The Peter Butt Aviation Collection / Mary Evans
Source
unattributed photographer - scanned from an original contemporary print
Date
1919

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