|         Commander Byrd and South Pole plane at East Boston Airport   |         Admiral Byrd: standing on plane   |         Lt. Commander Byrd in rubber raft supplied to Macmillan Airplanes. Charles River.   | 
|         Lt. Commander Byrd in rubber boat supplied to Macmillan Aeroplanes   |         Byrd's plane 'America'   |         Byrd's plane 'America.' - Wrecked off France.   | 
|         The 'America' leaving NY for Paris. Commander Byrd in charge.   |         Commander Byrd and his plane 'America'   |         Aeroplane America   | 
|         Plane 'America,' the plane in which Byrd flew across the Atlantic, came down just outside of France wrecked.   |         America' - Byrd's plane in flight.   |         Commander Byrd's plane 'America'   | 
|         Wilmer Stultz to be pilot of Byrd's South Pole plane.   |         Commander Byrd's plane 'America'   |         Commander Byrd   | 
|         Richard E. Byrd comes to Boston   |         Wilmer Stultz's amphibian plane in Boston after flying from Saratoga, NY.   |         Byrd   | 
|         Commander Byrd and his plane 'America'   |         Commander Byrd and others   |         Kellet Autogyro, Byrd Antarctic expedition   | 
|         Byrd's South Pole plane being redied for launch off East Boston Airport.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane being guided into water at East Boston   |         Byrd's South Pole plane being hoisted into water for launch.   | 
|         Byrd's South Pole plane taking off from Boston Harbor.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane in water off East Boston after being fitted with pontoons.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane at East Boston Airport being painted orange with Berryloid. It takes 8 gallons to do the job. It is weather-proof if sprayed on.   | 
|         Byrd's South Pole plane - East Boston Airport   |         Byrd's South Pole plane being launched - East Boston Airport   |         Byrd's South Pole plane being put into the water for first time with pontoons on.   | 
|         Launching Byrd's South Pole plane. Boston Airport   |         Launching Byrd's South Pole plane at East Boston Airport.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane before they put pontoons on it. East Boston Airport. B.A.C. hangar in back, a Fokker trimotor plane, and people.   | 
|         Wilmer Stultz at the wheel of Byrd's Fokker plane that goes to the South Pole.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane being launched off East Boston Airport.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane at East Boston Airport.   | 
|         Wilmer Stultz at the wheel of Byrd's Fokker plane now at East Boston Airport.   |         Commander Byrd and South Pole plane - East Boston Airport.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane - East Boston Airport.   | 
|         Byrd's South Pole plane at East Boston Airport   |         Byrd's South Pole plane being launched off East Boston Airport. Governors Island in back, people.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane at East Boston Airport   | 
|         Byrd's South Pole plane being launched off East Boston Airport.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane - East Boston Airport.   |         Byrd's South Pole plane at East Boston Airport. Later found to be the Friendship plane.   | 
|         New Fokker trimotor plane at East Boston Airport to be used on Byrd's South Pole trip. Eventually became the Friendship plane.   |         East Boston Airport in front of famous 'Columbia' L-R: Wilmer Stultz (pilot), Charles Innes, Charles A. Levine, Mayor Malcolm Nichols   |         Foreground - Charles A. Levine; background, pilot Wilmer Stultz arriving at East Boston Airport.   | 
|         Wilmer Stultz - pilot of new Byrd South Pole Fokker now at East Boston Airport. He is a well known pilot. He was formerly Mrs. Grayson's pilot and flew Levine to Cuba. Now he goes with Byrd to South Pole.   |         Wilmer Stultz and levine at East Boston Airport   |         Wilmer Stultz (right), Lew Gordon (left) working on the plane 'Friendship.' L. Gordon - machinist; W. Stultz - pilot of new Byrd Fokker to be used on South Pole trip. East Boston Airport   | 


















































