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Two Bathing Beauties Sitting on B-1 Replica
Rebuilt B-1 in Water
B-1 Mail Plane on Lake Union
Boeing Flying Boat, Model B-1, 1924
Boeing Flying Boat, Model B-1, circa 1919
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B & W Wing Frame
William Boeing, and Others on Floating Model C
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B & W Launched from Ramp
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Boeing B-1E, Model 204 Flying Boat
B-1 Civil Flying Boat on Water
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Two Women Posing with B-1 Replica
After the war, Boeing designed its first commercial airplane with the vast water areas of the Northwest in mind. The B-1 was a conventional pusher flying boat that could carry a pilot and two passengers as well as mail or cargo. The hull was laminated wood verneer, and the wing frames were spruce and plywood. Although a good airplane, the B-1 did not sell well because the market was overwhelmed with cheap war-surplus aircraft. The only B-1 built was sold to Eddie Hubbard, who was awarded one of the first airmail contracts. Flying more than 350,000 miles over a span of 8 years, the B-1 wore out six engines shuttling mail between Victoria, British Columbia and Seattle.
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