Air & Flying Machines Collection (page 7)

Worlds biggest aeroplane arrives at Hendon. The Inflexible. 27 June 1928

The Deauville season. A general view of the crowd outside one of the open air cafes at Deauville, which is crowded with holiday visitors. 9 August 1921

Dornier Do X the largest, heaviest, and most powerful flying boat in the world. The cockpit 2 November 1929

French planes prepare for flight to lake Chad Four leading French airman start on Monday to fly from Paris to Lake Chad One of the two machines Roland Garros 10 January 1925

Louis Noel flying at Hendon and his Graham White tractor biplane 18 June 1921

All metal air liners to link the Empire : huge British machine makes a successful Baltic cruise. The " Singapore " taxi ing along the water. 13 September 1927

Amundsens airship arrives at Pulham. Col Nobile and his dog Titina. 12 April 1926

First passenger amphibian to land on Thames. Giant Shreck Machine lands on Thames at Hammersmith. The machine landing. 30 June 1925

Flying at 302 miles an hour. New world record Lt Alvord J Williams, of the US Navy after flying at 302 miles an hour with his Curtiss racer

Captain Lancaster and Mrs Miller start on flight to Australia. Captain Lancaster and Mrs Miller waving farewell just before taking off from Croydon. 14 October 1927

Worlds biggest dam photographed from the air. Aerial view of the mighty Makwar dam, whose completion has opened to irrigation for cotton 300

First International Seaplane Race at Bournemouth Squadron Commander B D Hobbs Ds O, D F C ( Great Britain ) on a Supermarine seaplane 11 September 1919

Z R 3 built by the Germans for America by the German Freiedrichshafen 29 September 1924

New flying boat with sails The beardmore-Rohrbach flying boat, represents an interesting development in all-metal construction

Germany to New York flight. Pilot Edzart who will fly with Risticz. 1927

Derby Day. Col Laurie, Chief of Police, in charge of the operations, going up in a kite balloon. 4 June 1924

Air Vice Marshal Scarlett visits electrical and wireless school, at Flower Down, Winchester. Air Vice Marshal Scarlett inspecting the boys. 4 March 1925

British Air Race Round Britain Pilot F C Broome 8 September 1922

Mr C Chamberlin commences his Atlantic flight. A portrait of Clarence Duncan Chamberlin ( November 11 1893 - October 30 or 31 1976 ) 4 June 1927

Great glider meeting at Lympne. Two Belgian pilots, Baron Georges Kervyn de Lettenhove and V Simonet ( shorter ). 8 October 1923

Paris seen from the air. Showing the district of Montmartre with the Church of the Sacre Coeur perched on the famous hill. 2 November 1928

Girl bathers in the open - air swimming pool at Westcliff - on - Sea, Essex

Aerial Derby at Hendon Louis Noel 1872 - late 1920s

The arrival of the Friendship at Southampton. The Friendship taxiing up Southampton Water. ( Amelia Earhart, first woman to fly the Atlantic ) 19 June 1928

New photograph of the Imperial airman. Mr Alan Cobham, the famous airman, who is assured of a great welcome when he lands at Westminster on the completion of his flight to Australia and back

Germany to New York flight. Left to right : Pilot Risticz, Mr Knickbocker and Pilot Edzart. 1927

Competitors in the Around England flight. Flight Lieutenant F L Lumoore, DFC. 19 July 1928

Worlds largest airship shed. The worlds largest airship shed is underconstruction at Karachi by the Armstrong Construction Co

Holds womens altitude record. Mrs Louise McPhetridge Thaden. 4 March 1929

Aviators Flight Lieutenant H W G Jones, Milatary Cross

A novel catapult. An American scout Curtiss XF7C-1 Seahawk plane being launched from a catapult at the shore station at North Island, San Diego, Cal

Spectacular scene showing destroyers laying a smoke screen. Destroyers of the American Pacific Fleet off the coast of San Pedro, California, accompanied by a scout plane of the F5L type

Handley Page bomber at Hendon air force shown in silhouette to the clouds

Mrs Spencer Cleaver with Captain Drew before starting her flight to Baghdad and India. 7 March 1929

Schneider Cup race at Cowes. The Royal Aero Club conducted the navigability and water tightness tests at Cowes, of the machines taking part in the Schneider International Seaplane Race

The Skyship The largest flying boat in the world, the Atlanta which was designed by Mr C R Fairley assisted by the late Major Linton Hope, and built by the English Electric Co Ltd

Paris as seen from the air. Showing Montmartre with the Church of the Sacre Coeur perched on the famous hill. 2 November 1928

German seaplane D1220 leaves Wilhelmshaven on a transatlantic flight. The seaplane taxiing along the water. 14 October 1927

Aviator Captain J L N B Baggs ( on left ) and Sir Eric Geddes ( centre )

British Round - the - World Flight. Squadron - Leader Stuart MacLaren and his companions had a cordial welcome on arriving in Hong Kong

Mr F Courtney tests a bird like side car monoplane at Croydon Mr F Courtney ( left ) and Major Cooper ( right ) with the machine 16 October 1923

US Navel airship USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) 4 February 1925

Giant Airship Built for the American Navy Makes its First Flight The Airship R 38 built at Cardington Aerodrome for the United States Navy rose from the Aerodrome about 10 o clock last evening

Mr F Courtney tests a bird like side car monoplane at Croydon Major Cooper built the machine and he has adopted the unique idea of carrying the passenger in a side car built into the port wing in his

Captain Lancaster and Mrs Miller start on flight to Australia. Captain Lancaster and Mrs Miller in front of the machine just before starting at Croydon. 14 October 1927

Lieut George Cuddihy Amercan Naval Aviator who broke record for speed 28 October 1925

Flying Ships wireless Room. A view of the flying ship Dornier X who is preparing for a series of exhibition flights. 12 August 1930

Remarkable motorless aviation meeting 14 August 1922

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