How to FLY TRAINING COCKPIT

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© 1942 Einson-Freeman Co., Inc.

Einson Freeman Co. Inc. (Funland)

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«How to FLY TRAINING COCKPIT»

COMPLETE PRE-FLIGHT TRAINING COURSE

AVIATORS
TRAINING COCKPIT

AIR SPEED

TURN AND BANK

RATE OF CLIMB

TACHOMETER

CLOCK

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ALTIMETER

REALISTIC AUTHENTIC AIRPLANE
INSTRUMENT PANEL
18 inches long – Durable Heavy Cardboard.
10 instruments with needles that can be
turned around to show various maneuvers.

Big 20 inch durable Wheel-Control that can be
moved up and back with wheel that can be turned
to right and left just like those in real Bombers
and Transport Planes.

Two Rudder Pedals to be pushed down with right and
left foot. Spring action causes them to come back up
when foot pressure is released like those in regular plane.

24 page illustrated book of simplified, easy to understand
ABC instructions on "How to Fly" and how to use the in-
strument panel, wheel-control and rudder pedals for all
flight maneuevers. A complete Pre-Flight Training course in
aviation enables both young and old to learn fundamentals
of aviation. Over 200 illustrations.

PLAY THIS NEW GAME WHICH IS INCLUDED!
"SPOT AND SHOOT DOWN ENEMY PLANES"

Spin the wheel – an enemy plane appears in your Gun Sight on top of
Instrument Board as shown to left. If you get plane in center of Gun Sight,
identify plane – if you are right – pull nose cannon trigger and boom –
"Plane Explodes" right before your eyes as shown to right. This gives
you two points. Then opponent plays. See who can bring down the most
enemy planes. Loads of fun. 4 Airplane Score Markers to keep scores on,
included.

SERVE YOUR COUNTRY

YOUR GOVERNMENT NEEDS THOUSANDS
OF PILOTS… YOU CAN HELP BY START-
ING TRAINING NOW! THOUSANDS
MORE WILL BE NEEDED AFTER THE
WAR.

START TRAINING TODAY… IN YOUR
OWN HOME… BE PREPARED, THIS
IS AN AUTHENTIC COURSE OF PRE-
FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS… NOT A
TOY… START TRAINING NOW!

Loads of Fun
Educational

How to Fly..

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Maynard Dowell (pilot authoring letter in rules)

flying, training, cockpit, airplane, aviator, instrument panel

booklet (24 sides)

cardboard box

20 ¾ inches wide — 13 ½ inches high — 1 ⅛ inches deep

128.9 cm wide — 166.4 cm high — 3.5 cm deep

Rick Tucker