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Anthony Jannus, Flights And Tests of Rex Smith Plane Flown By Jannus - Tests, 1912. Creator: Harris & EwingAnthony Jannus, Flights And Tests of Rex Smith Plane Flown By Jannus - Tests, 1912. Early aviation, USA
Curtiss Airplane - Tests of Curtiss Plane For Army, 1912. Creator: Harris & EwingCurtiss Airplane - Tests of Curtiss Plane For Army, 1912. Early aviation, Washington, DC, USA. Biplane just visible above the Washington Monument
Ascension d'un aérostat, aux Tuileries (le 27 août 1783 ?), c1783. Creator: Ecole FrancaiseAscension d'un aerostat, aux Tuileries (le 27 aout 1783 ?), c1783
Miss Bernetta Miller, Moissant [sic] Aviatrix, in Bleriot plane, between 1910 and 1920. Creator: Harris & EwingMiss Bernetta Miller, Moissant [sic] Aviatrix, in Bleriot plane, between 1910 and 1920. American pioneering aviator Bernetta Adams Miller enrolled for instruction at the Moisant Flying School at
Lieutenant Theodore G. Ellyson, U.S.Navy, Testing Seaplane On Potomac, 1911. Creator: Harris & EwingLieutenant Theodore G. Ellyson, U.S.Navy, Testing Seaplane On Potomac, 1911. [Ellyson was the first United States Navy officer designated as an aviator ('Naval Aviator No)
Ascent of Bell's Aerial Machine, from Vauxhall Gardens, 1850. Creator: UnknownAscent of Bell's Aerial Machine, from Vauxhall Gardens, [London], 1850. The machine which Mr. Bell has constructed...is capable of sustaining a weight of between 500 and 600 lb
Airport, Glendale, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea LangeAirport. Glendale, California. [Mexican Aviation Company building]
The rescue of Jules and Caroline Duruof from their balloon "Le Tricolore" off the coast of... 1874The rescue of Jules and Caroline Duruof from their balloon "Le Tricolore" off the coast of England on September 1, 1874, 1874. Private Collection
Male pilot in uniform, between c1900 and 1916. Creator: UnknownMale pilot in uniform, between c1900 and 1916
Flight baron Carl Cederström wearing a leather hood. Creators: Allhem publishing house, Sophus Juncker-JensenFlight baron Carl Cederstrom wearing a leather hood
Bush hat worn by United States Air Force pilot, Vietnam War, 1960s. Creator: UnknownBush hat worn by United States Air Force pilot, Vietnam War, 1960s. A non-regulation Australian style bush hat worn by members of the United States Air Force serving in Thailand during the Vietnam
Claude Grahame-White hydroplane, 1912. Creator: Kirk & Sons of CowesClaude Grahame-White Hydroplane, 1912. The early aviation pioneer, Claude Grahame-White flew his hydroplane at Cowes over the assembled yachts which included the Royal Yacht which had King George V
A group onboard sea sled Miss England, 1922. Creator: Kirk & Sons of CowesClaude Grahame-White in his experimental 45-foot power sledge, Miss England, 3 Sept 1922. Miss England was built of wood by the Cowes firm of S.E. Saunders in 1921
The Soviet Union has begun to build dirigibles. Illustration from USSR Builds Socialism, 1933. Found in the Collection of Russian State Library, Moscow
Boeing T50-BO-8A (502-10VC) Turboshaft Engine, ca. 1950s. Creator: Boeing Aircraft CoIn the mid-1940s, Boeing engineers conducted research to become familiar with gas turbines, but it became apparent that the research engines were significant in themselves
Junkers Jumo 207 D-V2 In-line 6 Diesel Engine, ca. World War II. Creator: JunkersDr. Hugo Junkers started development of his Diesel aircraft engines in a small factory at Dessau, Germany in 1911. His early engines functioned on the two-stroke cycle principle with
Nakajima Mamoru 11, Radial 14 Engine, Circa World War II. Creator: Fuji Koku KeikiNakajima provided Japan with its first large radials by building licensed Bristols beginning in the late 1920s, and Gnome-Rhone engines beginning in 1936
RAF flying suit, 1940s. Creator: UnknownRAF flying suit, 1940s. One-piece " Sidcot" flying suit 1940 Pattern, worn by pilots in Britains Royal Air Force during World War II
Earth Path Indicator, Mercury 4, 1961. Creator: HoneywellThe Mercury space capsule carried this device, designed by the Honeywell Corporation, which allowed the astronaut to see his orbital track and heading
Narco VHT-2 Superhomer VOR Receiver / Indicator, 1950s. Creator: Narco AvionicsReceiving set with damaged knob
Flying gloves, United States Air Force Thunderbirds, 2006-2007. Creator: UnknownFlying gloves, United States Air Force Thunderbirds, 2006-2007. Gloves worn by members of the air demonstration squadron of the United States Air Force
Type AN 5835-1 dead reckoning computer owned by Fenton B. Sands, 1944-1948. Creator: J. BFlight computer belonging to Tuskegee Airman Dr. Fenton B. Sands, an African-American First Lieutenant Navigator-Bombardier with the 617th Bombardment Squadron of the 477th Composite Group during
Princes Aerial Ship. Star of the East!, 19th century. 19th centuryPrinces Aerial Ship. Star of the East!, 19th century
A Service Station - Seaplanes, Second World War, (1944). Creator: Charles CundallA Service Station - Seaplanes, Second World War, (1944). British aircraft of the Royal Air Force at the coast. Painting in a private collection. From " Britain In The Air", by Nigel Tangye
An Aerodrome in 1918, (1944). Creator: Sir John LaveryAn Aerodrome in 1918, (1944). British biplanes in the air over an airfield during the First World War. From " Britain In The Air", by Nigel Tangye. [Collins, London, 1944]
Amy Johnson broadcasting from Croydon Airport, 1930, (1933). Creator: UnknownAmy Johnson broadcasting from Croydon Airport, 1930, (1933). In 1930, British aviator Johnson (1903-1941) became the first woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia in her DH60 Moth aeroplane Jason
Winston Churchill talking to Captain Shakespeare of the flying boat Berwick, c1939-c1944 (1946)Winston Churchill talking to Captain Shakespeare of the Boeing flying boat Berwick, c1939-c1944 (1946). Mr Churchill, in siren suit, talking to Captain Shakespeare
Imperial Airways Handley-Page HP 42 biplane Hanno, Gwadar, Baluchistan, c1931-c1940 (1946). By 1929, Imperial Airways Ltd. had pushed their regular weekly service from Great Britain to India
Captain Gilbert Rae, BOAC Mosquito pilot, World War II. c1939-c1944 (1946). Creator: UnknownCaptain Gilbert Rae, BOAC Mosquito pilot, World War II. c1939-c1944 (1946). Capt Gilbert Rae, BOAC Mosquito pilot, who later lost his life on the Stockholm run
Refuelling and re-arming Spitfire fighters, Malta, World War II, 1942 (1944). Creator: UnknownRefuelling and re-arming Spitfire fighters, Malta, World War II, 1942 (1944). Each to his Station. - While the pilot waits, soldiers and airmen refuel and reammunition his Spitfire in its pen
Valery Chkalov meets with Joseph Stalin. Artist: AnonymousValery Chkalov meets with Joseph Stalin. Private Collection
London-Paris Air Race: the winner, Mr WL Brock, the American racing pilot, 1914, (1934). Artist: Flight PhotoLondon-Paris Air Race: the winner, Mr WL Brock, the American racing pilot, 1914, (1934). The London to Paris Air Race 1914, ran from Hendon to Buc and back with a total distance of 508 miles
Hawker Hurricane Fighter, 1938. The Hawker Hurricane is a British single-seat fighter aircraft that was designed and predominantly produced by Hawker Aircraft Ltd. for the Royal Air Force
Professor Huntingdon, Mr. Frank Hedges Butler, and the Hon. C. S. Rolls, 1906. The British crew who competed in the 1906 Gordon Bennett Cup
Aerial view of the Tannenberg Memorial, near Olsztynek, Poland, from a Zeppelin, c1931 (1933)Aerial view of the Tannenberg Memorial, near Olsztynek, Poland, c1931, (1933). The memorial commemorated the German soldiers killed during the victory over the Russians at the Battle of Tannenberg
Zeppelin LZ 126 ascending in fog, c1924-1933 (1933). LZ126 was built for the US military as part of the war reparations Germany was compelled to pay after World War I
Passengers boarding Zeppelin LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin, 1933. The Graf Zeppelin was the most successful airship ever built. Between its first flight in 1928 and retirement in 1937
Passenger cabin during the day, Zeppelin LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin, 1933. The Graf Zeppelin was the most successful airship ever built
A German Junkers airliner arriving at Croydon Airport, c1934 (c1937). From Wonders of World Aviation, Vol. 1, by Clarence Winchester. [The Amalgamated Press Ltd, London, c1937]
Prototype Hawker Hurricane being test flown by Flight Lieutenant PWS Bulman, c1935 (1941). PWS George Bulman was Chief Test Pilot for Hawker Aircraft from 1925
John Alcock (1892-1919) and Arthur Whitten Brown (1886-1948), British aviators, 1919. Alcock and Brown made the first non-stop transatlantic flight on 14 June 1919
Otto Lilienthal, German aeronaut, early 20th century. Lilienthal taking to the air in one of his gliders. He made more than 2000 flights before being killed in a crash
North Americans P-51 Mustang Fighter... North American Aviation, Inc. Inglewood, Calif. 1942. Creator: Mark SherwoodNorth Americans P-51 Mustang Fighter is in service with Britains Royal Air Force, N[orth] A[merican] Aviation, Inc. Inglewood, Calif
