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| Description | The Budd BB-1 Pioneer airplane in front of the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA. It was designed by Enea Bossi of the Budd Company, and was the first stainless steel aircraft ever built. It has been on display in front of the Franklin Institute since 1935. |
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