• A monoplane flies over a set of buildings which are labeled as belonging to the "Taylor Aircraft Co." on the roof of a building on the left of the other buildings. Below the roof stating the company's name is the location of "Bradford, PA" on a lower roof.
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    Looking for larger quarters, Taylor gained the support of investors in Bradford, Pennsylvania, and moved Taylor Brothers Aircraft Company there in 1928. Startup costs and slow sales of the expensive $4,000 Chummy as the Great Depression began forced Taylor to liquidate the company.

  • A monoplane flies over a set of buildings which are labeled as belonging to the "Taylor Aircraft Co." on the roof of a building on the left of the other buildings. Below the roof stating the company's name is the location of "Bradford, PA" on a lower roof.

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