| | | Friesley Aircraft Corporation - Delaware 1920 | Beautiful certificate from the Friesley Aircraft Corporation issued in 1920. This historic document has an
ornate border around it with a vignette of the company name. This item has the signatures of the Company's President, Harold Friesley and Secretary and is over 88 years old. The certificate was issued to Earl Vivell and signed by him on the back. Earl Vivell sold model airplane engines.
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The man who funded the Friesley Falcon project was Harold Friesley (aka Friesleben). The Friesleben family had a farm on Highway 70 between Marysville and Oroville. The Airliner was partly constructed on the farm. Although this twelve passenger airliner was not a financial success, the Friesley Falcon was aerodynamically and technologically a success. The Friesley Aircraft Corp. went bankrupt in 1922 and it is believed that the aircraft was sold to China.
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