06/30/2009. Remarks by Johan Visschedijk: "In an ambitious attempt to penetrate the commercial market Curtiss produced the Eagle. Designed by William Gilmore the ten-seat Eagle was the first three-engined aircraft in the USA, powered by three 150 hp Curtiss engines. Other versions were powered by two 200 hp Curtiss engines, while three aircraft (s/n 64242 to 64244) were sold to the USAAS, differing from the commercial models in having only a single 420 hp Liberty 12 twelve-cylinder liquid-cooled V-engine. The pictured example was evaluated as a four-litter ambulance."

Span: 64 ft 4.25 in (19.62 m)
Length: 36 ft 0 in (10.97 m)
Height: 12 ft 11 in (3.94 m)
Wing area: 800 sq.ft (74.32 sq.m)
Gross weight: 7,423 lb (3,367 kg)
Max speed: 100 mph (161 kmh)