Crashed at Floresville, Texas on December 22, 1928. Photo from: Denver City Library Special Collection

At MIACO's Safi facility for maintenance.

N1627 was built new for Texaco. The company operated this Mallard from 1947 - 1986 ,and it was based at Houma, LA.

Taxiing out for takeoff on runway 13 at Ryan Airport. Texaco purchased this Mallard new, and operated it from 1948 - 1983. It was based at Houma, LA.

'Captain Hawks leaving Vancouver airport for Los Angeles.' The fourth of the five Travel Air R racing aircraft had longer-span wings and Frank Hawks, who clearly was not superstitious, used Texaco No 13 to set some 200 'speed records' between various cities. Text on the fuselage reads:'This plane has traveled 100,000 miles at an average speed of 192 mph on inter-city flights in the U.S., Canada and Europe.' Hawks crashed it on 16 April 1932, but it was repaired and is preserved in the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. Photo by: Stuart Thomson / City of Vancouver Archives

This Waco ZPF is one of only five of the type to be built in 1936/37. Seating 3/4 persons, it was used prewar by Texaco as a business aircraft. Powered by a 285 h.p. Jacobs L-5 engine. Preserved airworthy in the small museum at Sebring.