Aero Vintage Books: Catch-22 B-25 Listing

Catch-22 B-25 Listing
Aero Vintage Books

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Type

Military Serial

Registration

To
Tallmantz

From
Tallmantz

Remarks

Photo

B-25H

AAF 43-4432

N10V

1968

"Catch-22" as "6N", Berlin Express; to Tallmantz in 1968 for 1 month, then Filmways; to Sherman Cooper in 1971; current: EAA Museum, Oshkosh, WI.

B-25H

AAF 43-4643

N1203

1961

1975

Mantz Stillwater surplus; as primary Mantz cameraship; "Catch-22" as "6A", sold in 1975; reported lost in Colombia c. late 1970s.

Photo

B-25N

AAF 43-28204

N9856C

1971

1973

"Catch-22" as "6G", Booby Trap, to Tallmantz as surplus from Filmways in 1971; current: Aero Trader, Chino, CA as Pacific Princess.

B-25N

AAF 44-22939

N9456Z

1961

1971

From Les Bowman to PMAS 1960; "Catch-22" as "6C" no name; current: Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, Reading, PA.

B-25N

AAF 44-28925

N7687G

1968

"Catch-22" as "6F", Superman; to Tallmantz in 1968 for 1 month, then Filmways; after 1971 displayed at cemetery, Pittsburg, PA: in 1992 to Cavanaugh Flight Museum for restoration by Aero Trader; current: display with museum as How 'Boot That!?.

B-25N

AAF 44-29366

N9115Z

"Catch-22" as "6M", Abominable Snowman; Filmways only, never Tallmantz; to MARC; "Hanover Street", current: display, RAF Bomber Command Museum, Hendon, UK.

B-25N

AAF 44-29987

N10564

1968

1971

"Catch-22" as "6Y", Luscious Lulu; never Filmways?; varous owners after 1971; to NASM in 1985; stored for future display; last marked as Carol Jean.

B-25N

AAF 44-30077

N2849G

1971

"Catch-22" as "6Q", Denver Dumper, to Tallmantz as surplus from Filmways in 1971; various subsequent owners; last flew as Mouthy Mitchell; current: reported stored with Tom Reilly.

B-25N

AAF 44-30493

N9451Z

1968
1971

1968
1985

"Catch-22" as "6V", Dumbo; to Tallmantz as surplus from Filmways in 1971; modified as Tallmantz cameraship (replaced N1203); traded to USAF Museum in 1985; current: display, Malmstrom AFB, Great Falls, MT.

B-25N

AAF 44-30649

N9452Z

1968
1971

"Catch-22" as "6W", Hot Pants; to Tallmantz in 1968 for 1 month, then Filmways; back to Tallmantz in 1971 as surplus from Filmways; traded to USAF in 1971; current: display, Maxwell AFB, AL.

B-25N

AAF 44-30748

N8195H

1971

1972

"Catch-22" as "6H", Miss Renee; to Tallmantz as surplus from Filmways in 1971; current: Mike Pupich, Van Nuys, CA, as Heavenly Body.

B-25N

AAF 44-30801

N3699G

1971

1972

"Catch-22" as "6K", Vestal Virgin; to Tallmantz as surplus from Filmways in 1971; to Challenge Publications in 1972; to N30801; current: Camarillo, CA as Executive Sweet.

B-25N

AAF 44-30823

N1042B

1961

1985

As primary Tallmantz camera ship; "Catch-22" ; current: Jim Terry, Meacham Field, TX.

Photo

B-25N

AAF 44-30925

N9494Z

"Catch-22" as "6I", Laden Maiden; Filmways only, never Tallmantz; to John Stokes; to John Hawke for "Hanover Street," current: Brussels Air Museum Foundation Vissenaken, Belgium.

B-25N

AAF 44-31032

N3174G

"Catch-22" as "6D", Free Fast and Ready; Filmways only, never Tallmantz; current: display, March Field Museum, CA

B-25N

AAF 44-86701

N7681C

1968

"Catch-22" as "6J", Annzas; purchased in 1968 by Tallmantz on behalf of Filmways for 1 month; sold to MARC in 1978; "Hanover Street"; destroyed in 1990 in museum fire, Paris, France.

B-25N

AAF 44-86843

N3507G

1968
1971

"Catch-22" as "6B", Passionette Paulette; to Tallmantz in 1968 for 1 month, then Filmways; back to Tallmantz in 1971 as surplus from Filmways; traded to USAF in 1971; current: display, Grissom AFB, IN.

B-25N

AAF 45-8843

XB-HEY

"Catch-22" as "6S", no name; never Tallmantz; bought in Mexico for use in film; damaged beyond repair during filming and reportedly buried on site at Guaymas, Mexico.

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