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1919 |
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Constructed as a L.30. |
February 1928 |
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To Albatros, Berlin-Johannisthal with new c/r D-690. |
Circa 1929 |
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Photographer: Unknown
Notes: Most likely during late 1920s. |
July 1929 |
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To Flughof GMBH, Berlin keeping c/r D-690. |
September 1929 |
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To Ostmarkischer Flugbetrieb, Frankfurt (Oder) keeping c/r D-690. |
May 1930 |
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To F. Schindler, Freiburg keeping c/r D-690. |
February 1931 |
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To V. Haefner, Mannheim keeping c/r D-690. |
Circa 1932 |
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Photographer: Unknown
Notes: Most likely during early 1930s. Note the advertisement painted under the wings. |
October 1932 |
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To M. Wundrack, Halle keeping c/r D-690. |
From 1934 to 1937 |
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To Deutsche Luftsportverband (German Air Sports Association).
Markings added: NG+UR |
From 1937 to 1940 |
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To Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps (National Socialist Flyers Corps). |
From After 1940 to 1943 |
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Placed on display with Deutsche Luftfahrtsammlung, Berlin, Berlin.
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1943 |
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Transported by rail
Due to frequent bombardments of Berlin evacuated to eastern Germany. |
1945 |
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Captured near village of Hammer (now Kuznica Czarnkowska) by the Polish Army together with some two dozens of other airplanes from the Berlin collection. They were in poor condition, most did not have wings. Some have been cut up with axes and hacksaws, probably during hasty evacuation from Berlin the planes were adjusted in size to fit into rail wagons. |
From 1946 to 1963 |
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On behalf of the owner stored with/at Museum of Technology, Warsaw, Poland. |
1963 |
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To Krakow Aviation Museum, Krakow, Malopolskie (Lesser Poland Voivodeship).
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1986 |
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Restored.
By Berlin Verkehr und Technik Museum, Germany. |
1986 |
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Markings Applied: Ada, Alb.BII 1302/15
Markings and color scheme represents captured German Albatros B.IIa 1302/17 which was used in 1920 by the Polish Army aviation in the Aviation Observers Officers School in Torun. The name Ada together with image of woman face painted on both sides of the cockpit are tribute to Ada Sari, a famous Polish opera singer. Note that during restoration wrong s/n year was applied, 15 instead of proper 17. |
30 August 2000 |
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Photographer: Robert Nichols |
4 November 2017 |
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Photographer: Marcin Rogowski
Notes: Polish Aviation Museum, Krakow, Poland. |
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