Fokker F.VII - 3M Sales Catalogue with Real Photos

Fokker sales catalogue 1925-1927.Section with tipped in real…
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Fokker sales catalogue 1925-1927.Section with tipped in real photographs of the Fokker F.VII - 3M with technical drawings and technical information. The Southern Cross was (and still is) a Fokker F.VII - 3M powered by Wright Whirlwind engines. The Southern Cross was originally bought, and owned, by Hubert George Wilkins for polar exploration and during his ownership it was called the Detroiter. Wilkins sold it to Smithy & Ulm without engines or instruments in 1927. Together with Fokker Bulletin IV, 1936 the centre pages 16 & 17 have a tribute to Kingsford Smith in English, French & Spanish.

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