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This poster produced by McDonnell Douglas illustrates the commercial aircraft they had produced over nearly fifty years, from the DC-1 to the DC-10. How many of these 29 aircraft have you been on? Image: McDonnell Douglas poster, The Douglas Commercial Family, early 1980s. Gift of the William Hough Collection. 2005.133.045 This image was posted on March 19, 2018.

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