One of those inevitable 'big and small' pictures with a Junkers G38, probably taken at Dessau. This A50 is interesting enough in its own right - wearing a Japanese rising sun, it was flown from Berlin to Tokyo by Seiji Yoshihara from 20-29 August 1930. It became J-BECB in Japan. Yoshihara then unsuccessfully ventured to cross the Pacific in a floatplane Junior, J-BENB, and in a Saro Cutty Sark, G-ABVF. Photo from: Finnish Aviation Museum

This new Junkers Junior had made an emergency landing on a vacant lot in Amsterdam on 15 March 1930 due to a lack of fuel. It could be flown out but had this take-off accident at Schiphol the next day. G-AATH was not registered until 24 March. Sold back to Germany in February 1931 it made another emergency landing in Holland on 20 February, at Numansdorp. Photo from: Amsterdam City Archives