Heinkel He 70

Heinkel He 70

Photo 1 is a starboard ground view.
Photo 2 is an aircraft on the ground viewed from above.
Photo 3 is an aircraft taking off with its undercarriage retracting, viewed from the front.

Three b/w photographs on an album page

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Heinkel 70.
The Heinkel HE 70 was a very advanced aircraft which made its maiden flight in December 1932. It was designed & built in 6 months, & was inspired by design trends in the U.S.A.. Powered by BMW V1 6 glycol cooled engine. Designated a 3 seat Light Reconnaisance [sic] Bomber. The civil version was introduced in June 1934 as Blitz (Lightning or Express) services in Germany. The aircraft carried 4 passengers.

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HEINKEL 70

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