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Open Road for Boys 1932-10.jpg

Small-plane pilot holds up a hand, hoping for peace, as the surrounding crowd of black natives carrying spears look on at him doubtfully. "Drake Flies the Unknown."

Artist: G. T.

Source: Wendy Giminski

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Open Road for Boys 1932-03

Popular Science 1926-10

Created on: Wednesday 4 May 2011
Posted on: Wednesday 4 May 2011
Tags: crowd, danger, escape, flight, mob, threat
Albums: General Magazines / Youth, Children, and Kids' Magazines / Open Road for Boys
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