I think 24G N23E (c/n. 2926) is an exhibit at the Skagit Aero Educational museum at Monroe, Washington.
According to the FAA website 24G N38E (c/n. 2935) was last issued with a Certificate of Registration on 3rd December 3rd 1960 and was cancelled on October 19th 1962. That could be the result of an accident.
The online searchable accident reports are only available back to 1962 and N38E does appear to have one.
Perhaps the best next move might be to apply to the FAA for the records of Model 24G c/no. 2035, N38E. I accept that what is reported in the documents from the 1960â??s is sometimes lacking in details but you might be lucky.
Having looked through a number of ex CAA M-62A records I think the addition of a suffix letter to the original registration when a CAA aircraft was first sold off may have been the standard practice.
Looking at your request for information on PT-19s N46390, 58148 and 69134 - here is what I have:
46390 T43-5329 ex PT-19B 42-82742 - gone from the USCAR by January 1968.
58148 T41-871 ex PT-19A 41-148915 - gone from the USCAR by January 1968.
69134 T42-4035 ex PT-26 FH686 - current on the USCAR of January 1968 gone by 1992. Currently shown on the online register as C of R revoked.
Here again you may be best to apply for the FAA documents
Hope this may help, Tony Broadhurst
'--- In fairchildclub@yahoogroups.com, Robert Etter wrote:
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> I did finally look through the photo that I have was looking for. It was fron the Kansas City Area Chapter Fly-In in 1972. The tail number was N23E. Black & Orange. I believe that his name was Leonard.  Last name and pardon me for it, I think it was something like "Speck". My eyes tell me that I am spelling it or remembering it wrong.  For that I am sorry.  I think I only met him one or twice in the early "70's". It was a "G".
> Bob
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> To: fairchildclub@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, December 2, 2012 2:39 PM
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> Mr. Etter,
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> I would like to verify the probability of the E addition to the N (NC) number of the Fairchild was because the CAA sold it to the civilian market.
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> I once had the last Ryan STA built (SN 355) that was built in the middle of an early run of what I assume to be the PT-20s It was built in December 1939.
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> I wrote Ryan and received the original pick up papers signed by Len Povey, and the contract papers from the CAA. It was ordered with bare metal fuselage and good old CAA orange wings. The CAA number was NC-9 and when I got it the number had been changed to NC-9E.
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> Like an idiot I sold the airplane, but I still have the papers mentioned - somewhere!
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> Bob Webster
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Robert Etter
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> Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2012 1:11 PM
> Subject: Re: [fairchildclub] aircraft search
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> I haven't as yet found the photograph that I'm looking for, but I did find some other stuff.
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> I found in Juptner's Vol 7, of his "US Civil Aircraft"(pg.122) that the CAA purchased roughly 60 each 24G Standard's. The list showed that 20 had 2 digit "N" numbers. (NC??). None of them showed the "E" that I remember seeing on the one in the KC area. It may have been added later.
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> The s/n of the NC38 in the book was #2935. Looking back at your Email, the "E" was added sometime after they were purchased from Fairchild.
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> ________________________________
> From: Jeffrey Whitesell
> To: mailto:fairchildclub%40yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2012 10:54 AM
> Subject: Re: [fairchildclub] aircraft search
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> Thanks..
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> I appreciate your time in researching this...
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> Jeff
> On Nov 29, 2012, at 9:44 AM, Robert Etter wrote:
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> > The only thing that I think that I know, is the Fairchild was an old CAA bird. Painted Black & orange. There was one in the Kansas City Missouri area, maybe Independence in the early 70's. It was N??E, and I think it was a small tail bird. The guy that had it was sort of an area legend. I think he even has some really old de Havilland's.
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> > I won't have time to look into it until Saturday.
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> > Bob
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> > ________________________________
> > From: Jeffrey Whitesell
> > To: mailto:fairchildclub%40yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 9:36 PM
> > Subject: [fairchildclub] aircraft search
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> > Fairchild enthusiasts:
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> > My father, William C. Whitesell, (Ex Eastern, Ex Pan Am) got his instrument rating in a Fairchild F24W -N38E. Does anyone know if the airplane still exists? (the registration no is now on a Cessna) Best I can come up with is that the Fairchild he flew was serial number 2935, Warner powered.
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> > I am also trying to find the PT-19's he flew early in his career from Camden New Jersey registration numbers N46390, N69134,
> > N58148
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> > any info on these airplanes would be much appreciated
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> > Happy Holidays
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> > Jeff
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