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| Walt Calkins, walt.calkins(@)att.net, 06.03.2010 If anyone has knowledge of any blueprints, engineering drawings, etc. of an NB-8 I would like to know of them. I am part of a team rebuilding an NB-8 (N12518) and would very much appreciate knowing of any documentation available. After the rebuild the documents will most likely be donated to the museum in Marshall. | | David Duffer, olbud(@)att.net, 15.02.2010 The Nicholas-Beazley Avation Museum at Marshall, Mo. has a airworthy NB-8 on display along with a Barling NB-3 and other aircraft. The NB-8 and NB-3 were both built By the Nicholas-Beazley Aircraft Company in Marshall. | | William Hayden, hayden(@)juno.com, 26.01.2010 Folks should be aware that there is now a first-class Nicholas-Beasley museum at the Marshall Missouri airport with two static displays and considerable associated information, including brochures for the first School of Flight in the country in the mid-teens! Worth the trip! | | Dave Mocabee, k7jpm(@)aol.com, 15.01.2010 I remember a Nicholas-Beazley at a small airport in Chiloquin, Oregon about 1937. I don't remember the name of the owner. | | Roger Moore, RV4DRVR(@)aol.com, 26.06.2008 I beleve the sole remaining model of this aircraft is in the Creve Couer Airport museum in St.Louis, Mo. | | James F. Williams, jwilliams289(@)cox.net, 24.05.2008 This A/C was built in Marshall, MO. 1919-1923 Running a search for it on the Web brings up a number of links associated with it |
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