Long ago, I was given a paper tube that was from the Piper factory, postmarked Lockhaven, etc. It contained five WWII era "posters" of the L-4. One print is a colored drawing of an L4 in flight, the second is a drawing of the L-4's cable controls, third depicts an L-4 instrument panel (L-4B, I think), fourth shows "Nomenclature", and the last poster shows the control inputs and it's effect on the L-4's flight path.
Does anyone know what exactly these were produced for, and when? I am guessing they were printed for flight schools that were doing training, and since the markings on the L-4 are not oulined in yellow, or red, but devoid of the bars, I would guess it was around '42/'43? I had them framed, and hanging in my office. Now I've got to take them down, to make room for my Robert Taylor prints, but never researched the background.
Thanks!
Does anyone know what exactly these were produced for, and when? I am guessing they were printed for flight schools that were doing training, and since the markings on the L-4 are not oulined in yellow, or red, but devoid of the bars, I would guess it was around '42/'43? I had them framed, and hanging in my office. Now I've got to take them down, to make room for my Robert Taylor prints, but never researched the background.
Thanks!
