Delivered from the factory to its fist owner in December 1928. Operated by Bald Eagle Aviation and based at Culpeper Regional Airport (KCJR), Virginia at time of upload.

Originally built in 1929 by Serafin Cirigliano, a Colombian born engineer working for Bellanca Aircraft. Designed as a scaled down Curtis Hawk powered by a 90hp Curtiss OX-5 engine, the aircraft became know as the Baby Hawk. Modified almost beyond recognition in the late 1940s with a radial engine, modified tail, stretched fuselage and cockpit canopy, the aircraft has now been restored to it's original configuration.

One of several Travel Airs which called in at Brodhead en-route from the Travel Air centennial gathering at Stearman Field, Wichita to Oshkosh.