Several men examine Douglas Aircraft Co.'s new amphibian plane "Sinbad", a high-winged monoplane, powered by two Wright Whirlwind engines, at Clover Field (Santa Monica Airport). She became the prototype for the Dolphin series planes and the most popular Douglas flying boat of that era. Photo taken on July, 17, 1930, around the time of its first flight.
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