The Gold Rush - This all-metal monoplane has been built for service to the New Guinea fields. The pilot, Mr. Mustard, sits above the propeller. Junkers all metal Monoplane imported by New Guinea Aircrafts for use at Lal. Salamon. Pilot mustard tap E.R. Chambers left. April 23, 1928.

The Gold Rush - This all-metal monoplane has been built for service to the New Guinea fields. The pilot, Mr. Mustard, sits above the propeller. Junkers all metal Monoplane imported by New Guinea Aircrafts for use at Lal. Salamon. Pilot mustard tap E.R. Chambers left. April 23, 1928.
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