Built in 1929. The Planes of Fame Air Museum-Grand Canyon closed in 2020. Current on the register in 2022.

A nice clear picture of the Pride of Detroit, presumably taken in the Detroit area before or after Edward Schlee and Billy Brock's attempted flight around the world, which was aborted in Tokyo. As NC4307, the same plane won the Ford Reliability Tour in June 1927, flown by Eddie Stinson and Schlee. It was owned by Schlee's Wayco Air Service and its original name Miss Wayco is also still worn in an Aeroshell logo on the nose. Photo from: Wayne State University

Photo taken by the father of Joan Lynch. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Flown by Edward Schlee and Billy Brock on an attempted round-the-world flight. Called off at Tokyo over concerns crossing the Pacific was too dangerous. NC857 shipped back to the US. Now displayed at the Ford Museum at Detroit.