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- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item8 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item8
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item1 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item1
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item2 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item2
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item7 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item7
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item5 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item5
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Diagram--Item1 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- July 02, 1934
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Diagram--Item1
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item6 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item6
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item3 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item3
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item4 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- June 10, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Closeups--Item4
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Interior View--Copies--Item3 - The <EM>Detroit News</EM> bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The <EM>News</EM> had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."
- December 01, 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Detroit News--Airplane--Lockheed Orion--Early Bird--Interior View--Copies--Item3
The Detroit News bought a new Lockheed Orion in 1934 to assist in its news-gathering efforts. The monoplane, christened "Early Bird", contained space for a reporter or radio operator, a compact radio broadcasting station and three cameras--one of which was located in a streamlined nacelle on the left wing. The News had employed other aircraft--a Lockheed Vega and an autogiro--before purchasing "Early Bird."