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This information comes from the listings of Non-Prefixed and Non-Suffixed aircraft reviewed by me in the archives of the National Air & Space Museum (NASM), Washington, DC.

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LAIRD LC-1B-300 NC10402

NC10402 is a Laird model LC-1B-300 (S/N 300, ATC#353) manufactured during 1930.  It left the factory with a Wright R-975 engine of 330HP.  It was a three-place biplane.  It sold, date unlisted, to Raymond F. Devener of Hanover, PA.

NC10402 landed at Tucson on Monday, January 11, 1932 at 12:30PM flown solo by Thomas Colby. Colby flew NC10402 in the 1931 (final) Ford Air Tour, not as a competitor, but as a marketing exercise for his business.  You can see an image of this airplane and learn more about it and Colby's business at Colby's link.

The NASM record is very sparse about this airplane between its initial ownership and 1946.  It was owned during 1946 by two people, Greg Quaadman of Long Beach, CA and by R.L. O’Neal of Wilmar, CA.  No further information.

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