Tallmantz Photo Gallery #4

The cover of an mid-1970s promotional brochure for Tallmantz Aviation as provided by Leslie Owens.

One of the photos in the brochure showed a "photoshopped" aerial view of the flight line, showing two Tallmantz B-25 camera ships, the last Catch-22 B-25 on the ramp (N9451Z) that would soon replace N1203 as a camera ship, the Tallmantz A-26, and a variety of other airplanes. The lettering on the building, "Frank Tallman's" above the words "Movieland of the Air" was not painted on the actual buidling....it was added in the darkroom. (via Leslie Owens)

Another illustation from the brochure is this collage, showing a variety of views of different camera platforms used by the company. Top left is Frank Tallman flying the Nieuport. Middle left is a shot believed of Paul Mantz and Frank Pine on a movie location. Bottom right shot is from Catch-22. (via Leslie Owens)

Updated: December 31, 2009

	The cover of an mid-1970s promotional brochure for Tallmantz Aviation as provided by Leslie Owens.
	One of the photos in the brochure showed a "photoshopped" aerial view of the flight line, showing two Tallmantz B-25 camera ships, the last Catch-22 B-25 on the ramp (N9451Z) that would soon replace N1203 as a camera ship, the Tallmantz A-26, and a variety of other airplanes. The lettering on the building, "Frank Tallman's" above the words "Movieland of the Air" was not painted on the actual buidling....it was added in the darkroom. (via Leslie Owens)
	Another illustation from the brochure is this collage, showing a variety of views of different camera platforms used by the company. Top left is Frank Tallman flying the Nieuport. Middle left is a shot believed of Paul Mantz and Frank Pine on a movie location. Bottom right shot is from Catch-22. (via Leslie Owens)