Crashed 01/28/34 in Netherlands. Information from Aviation Safety Network. Additional information from Jan Evert Leeuw.
N10924 Serial Number 1106
Washed out 06/05/33 while registered in East Orange, New Jersey. (George Copland Archives)
N10925 Serial Number 1107
Registered on 08/28/33 in New Mexico. Engine serial number 918. (George Copland Archives)
I also have four entries from the “Davis-Monthan Aviation Field Register” showing this aircraft was flown to Davis-Monthan 4 times in 1932 by J.K. Wise based in Nogales, Arizona
The crankshaft failed in flight, allowing the propeller to break loose. In leaving the aircraft, it struck and carried away a major portion of the trailing edge of the right wing. Emergency landing was made in a pasture with no further damage to the aircraft. Accident in Palmer Massachusetts 08/28/1940.
This airplane spent some time on the airshow circuit in the late 1940s and early 1950s with Dave Binns in Ohio. It is currently FAA-registered and Is located at the Eagles Mere Air Museum in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
From the FAA data-base entry dated March 3, 1947; “This aircraft was originally issued an NC, after which numerous changes were made, including a change in engines from the 50H.P. Szekley to a Franklin 65 H.P. The aircraft is being readied for a bonafide air show use and the airworthiness certificate hereby issued in the NX category to permit flight testing.”