eBay: Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina

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World War 2 Original Photograph of 1942 U.S. Navy Consolidated PBY Catalina .12 | eBay

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[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

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Canadian Vickers OA-10A Catalina 44-34033

1. Org. Photo: US Vickers OA-10A Catalina Amphibian Patrol Bomber (#44-34033) (#1)! | eBay
2. Org. Photo: US Vickers OA-10A Catalina Amphibian Patrol Bomber (#44-34033) (#2)! | eBay
3. Org. Photo: US Vickers OA-10A Catalina Amphibian Patrol Bomber (#44-34033) (#3)! | eBay

 

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[SaparotRob]

How many cylinders? 5:17 mark.

 

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How many cylinders? 5:17 mark.

No matter how many - they were MIGHTY those engines!

 

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N2763A ALASKA AIRLINES PBY-5A

D87 - Original B&W 616 Aircraft Negative ALASKA AIRLINES PBY-5A Catalina N2763A | eBay

D87 - Original B&W 616 Aircraft Negative - ALASKA AIRLINES PBY-5A Catalina N2763A taken in 1969. Queen Charlotte Airlines, Vancouver, BC, 1951-1957. Pacific Western Airlines, Vancouver, BC, 1957. Alaska Coastal-Ellis Airlines, Juneau, AK, 1957-1963.

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N2763A ALASKA AIRLINES PBY-5A

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D87 - Original B&W 616 Aircraft Negative ALASKA AIRLINES PBY-5A Catalina N2763A | eBay

D87 - Original B&W 616 Aircraft Negative - ALASKA AIRLINES PBY-5A Catalina N2763A taken in 1969. Queen Charlotte Airlines, Vancouver, BC, 1951-1957. Pacific Western Airlines, Vancouver, BC, 1957. Alaska Coastal-Ellis Airlines, Juneau, AK, 1957-1963.

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When I saw the 2 geese in the company logo, I remembered I've seen this "bird" earlier. Below is a photo from my archive (copied from the internet) of two Alaska Coastal Ellis Airlines PBY-5A's (the above one is the second behind):

The colours of the company are very nice BTW.

 

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[Snautzer01]

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official US Navy photograph Seaman and Airmanship saving a life at sea | eBay

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[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

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Colour PBY-5A Catalina Plane w/ Navy Crew

1940’s WW2 PBY-5A Catalina Plane w/ Navy Crew - Original Colored Photo Negative | eBay

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[Tony Kambic]

Colour PBY-5A Catalina Plane w/ Navy Crew

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1940’s WW2 PBY-5A Catalina Plane w/ Navy Crew - Original Colored Photo Negative | eBay

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This negative is flipped as the anchor cable across the nose should be on the other side as it goes up to the anchor box.

 

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This negative is flipped as the anchor cable across the nose should be on the other side as it goes up to the anchor box.

Or for people (like me) who cannot see that cable without a x1000 zoom
the oil cooler inlets are on the right side of engines (from pilot's position):

 

[Tony Kambic]

Or for people (like me) who cannot see that cable without a x1000 zoom
the oil cooler inlets are on the right side of engines (from pilot's position):
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Only reason I know about the cable is that I have been helping restore a PBY back to WWII config, and had to mount phenolic plates where the cable runs so it doesn't wear through the aircraft skin. The cable is shackled just in front of the nose gear door and runs up to the port side near the nose section so a crew member can open the anchor box and throw out an anchor.