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Background imageAviation Collection: Join the Air Service, Learn-Earn. U. S. Army Air Service recruiting poster, 1918

Join the Air Service, Learn-Earn. U. S. Army Air Service recruiting poster, 1918
WORLD WAR I: AIR SERVICE. Join the Air Service, Learn-Earn. U.S. Army Air Service recruiting poster, 1918

Background imageAviation Collection: American sheet music cover for Come Josephine in My Flying Machine, with music by Fred Fisher

American sheet music cover for Come Josephine in My Flying Machine, with music by Fred Fisher
SHEET MUSIC COVER, 1910. American sheet music cover for Come Josephine in My Flying Machine, with music by Fred Fisher and lyrics by Alfred Bryan, 1910

Background imageAviation Collection: Plans of the Wright Brothers 1903 Biplane

Plans of the Wright Brothers 1903 Biplane
WRIGHT BROTHERS PLANS. Plans of the Wright Brothers 1903 Biplane

Background imageAviation Collection: Design for a flying machine wing operated by a spring

Design for a flying machine wing operated by a spring
LEONARDO DA VINCI. Design for a flying machine wing operated by a spring

Background imageAviation Collection: Oil on gauze and board by Paul Klee. EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Oil on gauze and board by Paul Klee. EDITORIAL USE ONLY
KLEE: RED BALLOON, 1922. Oil on gauze and board by Paul Klee. EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Background imageAviation Collection: German aeronautical engineer. One of Otto Lilenthals early glider flights. Photograph, c1895

German aeronautical engineer. One of Otto Lilenthals early glider flights. Photograph, c1895
OTTO LILIENTHAL (1848-1896). German aeronautical engineer. One of Otto Lilenthals early glider flights. Photograph, c1895

Background imageAviation Collection: Jean Pierre Blanchard and a small dog ascend from the Walnut Street Prison yard in Philadelphia

Jean Pierre Blanchard and a small dog ascend from the Walnut Street Prison yard in Philadelphia for the first balloon
BALLOONING: US, 1793. Jean Pierre Blanchard and a small dog ascend from the Walnut Street Prison yard in Philadelphia for the first balloon flight in the United States, 9 January 1793. Wood engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: (1890-1973). American aviator. Photographed near Toul, France, in 1918

(1890-1973). American aviator. Photographed near Toul, France, in 1918
EDWARD V. RICKENBACKER (1890-1973). American aviator. Photographed near Toul, France, in 1918

Background imageAviation Collection: Nadars Le Geant balloon on exhibition at the Crystal Palace in London in 1863

Nadars Le Geant balloon on exhibition at the Crystal Palace in London in 1863. Contemporary English wood engraving
THE GIANT BALLOON, 1863. Nadars Le Geant balloon on exhibition at the Crystal Palace in London in 1863. Contemporary English wood engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: CHARLES LINDBERGH (1902-1974). American aviator. Lindbergh Atop the World

CHARLES LINDBERGH (1902-1974). American aviator. Lindbergh Atop the World. Oil painting by Theodore LaBonte, 1928

Background imageAviation Collection: Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci of an ornithopter with pilot, and a life-preserver

Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci of an ornithopter with pilot, and a life-preserver
LEONARDO: ORNITHOPTER. Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci of an ornithopter with pilot, and a life-preserver

Background imageAviation Collection: Sketch of a parachute, c1485, by Leonardo da Vinci

Sketch of a parachute, c1485, by Leonardo da Vinci
DA VINCI: AERONAUTICS. Sketch of a parachute, c1485, by Leonardo da Vinci

Background imageAviation Collection: Wilbur Wright flying past the Statue of Liberty on his way from Governors Island to Grants Tomb

Wilbur Wright flying past the Statue of Liberty on his way from Governors Island to Grants Tomb during New York Citys
STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1909. Wilbur Wright flying past the Statue of Liberty on his way from Governors Island to Grants Tomb during New York Citys Hudson Fulton Celebration, 4 October 1909

Background imageAviation Collection: Squadron Commander Edwin Harris Dunning landing his Sopwith Pup biplane on the HMS Furious

Squadron Commander Edwin Harris Dunning landing his Sopwith Pup biplane on the HMS Furious
HMS FURIOUS LANDING, 1917. Squadron Commander Edwin Harris Dunning landing his Sopwith Pup biplane on the HMS Furious, the first plane ever to be landed on a moving ship, in Scapa Flow, Orkney

Background imageAviation Collection: French and German biplanes in a dogfight during World War I. Painting by Jerome Biederman

French and German biplanes in a dogfight during World War I. Painting by Jerome Biederman (1913-1966)
WORLD WAR I: AERIAL COMBAT. French and German biplanes in a dogfight during World War I. Painting by Jerome Biederman (1913-1966)

Background imageAviation Collection: Homo Volans (Flying Man) parachute invented by Fausto Veranzio (1551-1617), a Dalmatian philosopher

Homo Volans (Flying Man) parachute invented by Fausto Veranzio (1551-1617), a Dalmatian philosopher
HOMO VOLANS PARACHUTE. Homo Volans (Flying Man) parachute invented by Fausto Veranzio (1551-1617), a Dalmatian philosopher, historian and inventor

Background imageAviation Collection: Felix Valloton: The Balloon. Oil on cardboard, 1899

Felix Valloton: The Balloon. Oil on cardboard, 1899
VALLOTON: BALLOON, 1899. Felix Valloton: The Balloon. Oil on cardboard, 1899

Background imageAviation Collection: Front cover of agricultural magazine, The Country Gentleman which ran from 1831-1955

Front cover of agricultural magazine, The Country Gentleman which ran from 1831-1955. Illustration, September 27, 1919
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. Front cover of agricultural magazine, The Country Gentleman which ran from 1831-1955. Illustration, September 27, 1919

Background imageAviation Collection: American Dreadnoughts and Superdreadnoughts steaming into New York Harbor, New York

American Dreadnoughts and Superdreadnoughts steaming into New York Harbor, New York. Photograph, April 1919
WORLD WAR I: NAVAL FLEET. American Dreadnoughts and Superdreadnoughts steaming into New York Harbor, New York. Photograph, April 1919

Background imageAviation Collection: Canadian soldiers inspect the armored sides of an all steel German plane. Photograph, c1918

Canadian soldiers inspect the armored sides of an all steel German plane. Photograph, c1918
WORLD WAR I: AIRPLANE. Canadian soldiers inspect the armored sides of an all steel German plane. Photograph, c1918

Background imageAviation Collection: A pictorial summary of the German weapons and supplies surrendered to the Allies as demanded by

A pictorial summary of the German weapons and supplies surrendered to the Allies as demanded by the terms of
WORLD WAR I: WAR MATERIAL. A pictorial summary of the German weapons and supplies surrendered to the Allies as demanded by the terms of the Armistice. Illustration, c1918

Background imageAviation Collection: Corner house partially wrecked by bomb dropped from a zeppelin, London, England. Photograph, 1917

Corner house partially wrecked by bomb dropped from a zeppelin, London, England. Photograph, 1917
WORLD WAR I: HOUSE BOMBED. Corner house partially wrecked by bomb dropped from a zeppelin, London, England. Photograph, 1917

Background imageAviation Collection: Aerial view showing the remains of Arras, France. Photograph, c1916

Aerial view showing the remains of Arras, France. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: VIEW OF ARRAS. Aerial view showing the remains of Arras, France. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: (1878-1930). American inventor and aviator. Photograph, c1910

(1878-1930). American inventor and aviator. Photograph, c1910
GLENN HAMMOND CURTISS (1878-1930). American inventor and aviator. Photograph, c1910

Background imageAviation Collection: (1878-1930). American inventor and aviator. With John Cyril Porte, George E. A

(1878-1930). American inventor and aviator. With John Cyril Porte, George E. A
GLENN HAMMOND CURTISS (1878-1930). American inventor and aviator. With John Cyril Porte, George E.A. Hallett, and Katherine Masson at the christening of the Curtiss Model H flying boat America in

Background imageAviation Collection: Soldier in the basket of an observation balloon during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Soldier in the basket of an observation balloon during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: BALLOON. Soldier in the basket of an observation balloon during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: A damaged enemy airplane captured by the British during World War I. Photograph, c1916

A damaged enemy airplane captured by the British during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: DAMAGED PLANE. A damaged enemy airplane captured by the British during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: American aviator flying a biplane bomber over Ellington Field, Texas. Photograph, c1917

American aviator flying a biplane bomber over Ellington Field, Texas. Photograph, c1917
WWI: AMERICAN BOMBER. American aviator flying a biplane bomber over Ellington Field, Texas. Photograph, c1917

Background imageAviation Collection: The Handley-Page Type O biplane bomber used by the British during World War I. Photograph, c1916

The Handley-Page Type O biplane bomber used by the British during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WWI: BRITISH BOMBER. The Handley-Page Type O biplane bomber used by the British during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: American dirigible returning to its hangar after a trial flight at the Fort Omaha Balloon School

American dirigible returning to its hangar after a trial flight at the Fort Omaha Balloon School in Nebraska
WORLD WAR I: DIRIGIBLE. American dirigible returning to its hangar after a trial flight at the Fort Omaha Balloon School in Nebraska. Photograph, c1917

Background imageAviation Collection: The British C-2 (in flight) and C-9 (on ground) airships, photographed during World War I, c1916

The British C-2 (in flight) and C-9 (on ground) airships, photographed during World War I, c1916
WORLD WAR I: AIRSHIPS. The British C-2 (in flight) and C-9 (on ground) airships, photographed during World War I, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: British observation balloon partially inflated at an airfield during World War I. Photograph, c1916

British observation balloon partially inflated at an airfield during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: BALLOON. British observation balloon partially inflated at an airfield during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: Italian dirigible in flight over the Alps near the Piave Front during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Italian dirigible in flight over the Alps near the Piave Front during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: DIRIGIBLE. Italian dirigible in flight over the Alps near the Piave Front during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: Captured observation balloon on the Western Front during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Captured observation balloon on the Western Front during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: BALLOON. Captured observation balloon on the Western Front during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: Wreckage of a German Zeppelin brought down in England during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Wreckage of a German Zeppelin brought down in England during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: ZEPPELIN. Wreckage of a German Zeppelin brought down in England during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: German Zeppelin airship lying helpless in a field near Bourbonne-les-Bains, France

German Zeppelin airship lying helpless in a field near Bourbonne-les-Bains, France, during World War I
WORLD WAR I: ZEPPELIN. German Zeppelin airship lying helpless in a field near Bourbonne-les-Bains, France, during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: Damaged airplanes at a repairing plant in France during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Damaged airplanes at a repairing plant in France during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: PLANE REPAIR. Damaged airplanes at a repairing plant in France during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: German Zeppelin airship during World War I. Photograph, c1916

German Zeppelin airship during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: ZEPPELIN. German Zeppelin airship during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: German biplane that was later shot down by French guns during World War I. Photograph, c1916

German biplane that was later shot down by French guns during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: GERMAN BIPLANE. German biplane that was later shot down by French guns during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: British seaplane being launched from a warship during World War I. Photograph, c1916

British seaplane being launched from a warship during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: SEAPLANE. British seaplane being launched from a warship during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: A World War I aviator seated behind his machine gun. Photo and illustration, c1918

A World War I aviator seated behind his machine gun. Photo and illustration, c1918
WORLD WAR I: AVIATOR. A World War I aviator seated behind his machine gun. Photo and illustration, c1918

Background imageAviation Collection: A British biplane equipped with a radio transmitter, at an airfield in France during World War I

A British biplane equipped with a radio transmitter, at an airfield in France during World War I. Photograph, c1916
WORLD WAR I: BIPLANE. A British biplane equipped with a radio transmitter, at an airfield in France during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: Seaplanes being assembled at the League Island Navy Yard in Philadelphia

Seaplanes being assembled at the League Island Navy Yard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during World War I
WORLD WAR I: SEAPLANES. Seaplanes being assembled at the League Island Navy Yard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during World War I. Photograph, c1917

Background imageAviation Collection: An elaborately camouflaged German fighter plane brought down by a French Canon de 75 anti-aircraft

An elaborately camouflaged German fighter plane brought down by a French Canon de 75 anti-aircraft gun during World War
WORLD WAR I: PLANE CRASH. An elaborately camouflaged German fighter plane brought down by a French Canon de 75 anti-aircraft gun during World War I. Photograph, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: Aviators at an American airfield during World War I. Photograph, c1917

Aviators at an American airfield during World War I. Photograph, c1917
WORLD WAR I: AIRPLANES. Aviators at an American airfield during World War I. Photograph, c1917

Background imageAviation Collection: French aviation camp photographed by a observation balloon during World War I, c1916

French aviation camp photographed by a observation balloon during World War I, c1916
WORLD WAR I: AIRFIELD. French aviation camp photographed by a observation balloon during World War I, c1916

Background imageAviation Collection: British artillery passing on a road and targeted by enemy air raid bombers

British artillery passing on a road and targeted by enemy air raid bombers
WORLD WAR I: BALKAN FRONT. British artillery passing on a road and targeted by enemy air raid bombers, who instead struck houses in a nearby village, on the Balkan front during World War I

Background imageAviation Collection: (1873-1932). Brazilian aviator. Santos-Dumont being rescued out of the Bay of Monaco after his

(1873-1932). Brazilian aviator. Santos-Dumont being rescued out of the Bay of Monaco after his airship crashed
ALBERTO SANTOS-DUMONT (1873-1932). Brazilian aviator. Santos-Dumont being rescued out of the Bay of Monaco after his airship crashed, 14 February 1902. Contemporary English illustration



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