American Airways Fokker Super Universal  NC9129                      (c/n 847)

                               

                                   Some 200 Fokker Super Universals were built in the United States in the late 1920s, plus a
                                   further 100 or so manufactured under licence by Nakajima in Japan.  NC9129 was originally
                                  delivered to the Universal Air Lines System, which then merged into the Aviation Corporation,
                                  which became American Airways in 1930.   With a fully cantilevered wing, and a cabin for eight
                                  passengers, it was the latest thing in air travel in its day.