Ray A. Page began construction at Lincoln, Nebraska, in
1922 as the Nebraska Aircraft Corporation with the
five-seat Air Coach. Between 1923 and 1925 offered the
Lincoln-Standard Tourabout, a three-seat rework of the
Standard J.1 of 1916. Also produced the Sport Lightweight
biplane. Page acquired the rights to the New Swallow and
redesigned this as the three-seater Lincoln-Page LP-3 in
1928, an attempt to catch up with developments in light
aircraft design. In 1929 produced a two-seat trainer known
as the Lincoln-Page Trainer. Last design was the parasolwing
Lincoln Playboy of 1931. Firm was now the Lincoln
Airplane and Flying School.
