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Lambert Monocoupe 145, NC501W, Baby Ruth

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Lambert Monocoupe 145, NC501W, Baby Ruth

Lambert Monocoupe 145, NC501W, Baby Ruth, prior to the MacRobertson England to Australia race of October 1934

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Lambert Macrobertson Monocoupe Prior Ruth


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This photograph showcases the Lambert Monocoupe 145, NC501W, affectionately known as "Baby Ruth," in its pre-race preparation for the historic MacRobertson England to Australia Air Race of October 1934. The Monocoupe 145, a single-engine, two-seat monoplane, was a popular choice among aviators due to its sleek design and impressive performance capabilities. Piloted by American aviator, Jimmie Mattern, and navigator, John Donnelly, Baby Ruth was one of several aircraft that embarked on this daring transcontinental race, which covered a distance of approximately 14,500 miles (23,330 kilometers). The race, organized by the Daily Mail in London, aimed to promote aviation technology and set new records for long-distance flights. In this image, Baby Ruth is seen with its engine running, as ground crew members perform final checks and adjustments. The aircraft's distinctive red and white livery gleams in the sunlight, while the surrounding landscape and support vehicles add depth and context to the scene. The anticipation and excitement are palpable as the team prepares for the grueling journey ahead. The MacRobertson England to Australia Air Race marked a significant milestone in aviation history, with record-breaking speeds and daring feats of endurance. Baby Ruth and its crew, Mattern and Donnelly, played a crucial role in this remarkable event, ultimately finishing the race in an impressive third place.

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