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B & W Wing Frame
B & W Wing Frame 
B & W Pulled up a Ramp
B & W Pulled up a Ramp 
B & W Launched from Ramp
B & W Launched from Ramp 
B & W on the Water by a Ramp
B & W on the Water by a Ramp 
Pulling a B & W up the Lake Union Hangar Ramp
Pulling a B & W up the Lake Union Hangar Ramp 
B & W Takeoff
B & W Takeoff 
B&W Cockpit Detail
B&W Cockpit Detail 
B & W on Lake Union, Washington
B & W on Lake Union, Washington 
B-1 Mail Plane on Lake Union
B-1 Mail Plane on Lake Union 
Boeing Flying Boat, Model B-1, 1924
Boeing Flying Boat, Model B-1, 1924 
Rebuilt B-1 in Water
Rebuilt B-1 in Water 
B & W Taxiing on Water
B & W Taxiing on Water 
B & W on the Water
B & W on the Water 
Two Women Posing with B-1 Replica
Two Women Posing with B-1 Replica 
Boeing Flying Boat, Model B-1, circa 1919
Boeing Flying Boat, Model B-1, circa 1919 
Two Bathing Beauties Sitting on B-1 Replica
Two Bathing Beauties Sitting on B-1 Replica 
C-4, C-1F, and C-700 at Boeing Lake Union Hangar
C-4, C-1F, and C-700 at Boeing Lake Union Hangar 
B & W starting New Zealand Mail Run
B & W starting New Zealand Mail Run 
B & W in Flight
B & W in Flight 
William Boeing, and Others on Floating Model C
William Boeing, and Others on Floating Model C 
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Mounted Engine of B & W

William E. Boeing, company founder, and Conrad Westervelt, a Navy officer, designed and built the B & W, a twin-float sport seaplane, in a boathouse on Seattle’s Lake Union. Boeing took the B & W on its first flight June 15, 1916. Two were built and sold to the New Zealand government, becoming the company’s first international sale. 
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Unique identifier BI23814 
Boeing ID p12 
Size 5998px × 4894px   28MB 
License type RM 
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