Grundy Archive

[Keystone Patrician plane]

Item

Dublin Core

Identifier

7.4a.022

Description

This was the largest, fastest, safest airliner of its day. Keystone Tri-Motored Patrician was owned by the Wright Aeronautical Corporation. Manufactured by Keystone Aircraft Company, Bristol, PA. 20 passenger.

Stamped on back: "From the Collection of Henry Liese."

Two newspaper clippings are attached to the back:
1. “50 years ago today” a new speed record for transport planes, over 151 miles per hour, was set by the 20-passenger “Patrician” over a measured course on the outskirts of Bristol.

2. “Remember When.. 50 years ago today” Fire seriously damaged the gigantic 20-passenger plane, “Patrician,” of the Keystone Aircraft Corporation as it stood part way into the hanger on the landing field in Bristol.

Date

November 22, 1929

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Citation

“[Keystone Patrician plane],” Grundy Archive, accessed November 23, 2024, https://archive.grundylibrary.org/items/show/703.