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First picture of the English monoplane glider in flight at Bishops Stortford in Hertfordshire. 4 October 1922
BRITAINs FIRST FLYING TORPEDO BOAT. The first torpedo-carrying seaplane to be built In England carried out a demonstration flight at Brough near Hull, recently. It is fitted with a 450 h.p
Lost French fliers. M M Laporte and Priol, two prominent French airmen who were taking part in the commercial aeroplane tests between Corsica and Antibes, in the Maritime Alps
The mile a minute glider. Record breaking British 5 6 Hp flyer Major Gnospelius ( left ) and Mr Lancaster Parker with their recordbreaking glider 30 May 1923
The R 33 leaves her Aerodrome at Pulham, Norfolk, for a short cruise. 5 October 1925
Air Motor Car Most perfect streamed lined machine in the world Known as the air motor car left Croydon with the French Air Ministry officials 13 May 1921
Boy apprentices for Royal Air Force. Air Force School for Aircraft Apprentices at Halton, Bucks. 25 September 1923
Thea Rasche. Woman aviator, portrait. 1927
Start of the great air adventure. Four flying boats off to Singapore from Cattewater, Plymouth. Wigglesworth ( pilot ). 17 October 1927
Five Tiger Moth machines fly to Yorkshire. Sir John Rhodes with his machine. 24 July 1926
The Gordon Bennett Air Race at Etampes, Near Paris Roland Rohlfe, the American airmen who was badly hurt owing to his machine crashing, was able to be present for the great race 29 September 1920
New York - Rome flight. Old Glory. 18 August 1927New York - Rome flight. " Old Glory ". 18 August 1927
Giant travelling crane for airships parts. The great travelling crane now being erected at Cardington for the purpose of lifting huge sections of the airship shed roof while the shed is being
Mr C Chamberlin commences his Atlantic flight. A portrait of Bertaud, who was to have accompanied Chamberlin on the flight. 4 June 1927
Man power planes try for 10, 000 Francs prize A man driven aeroplane at Paris on Saturday attempting to win the Peugeot prize 10, 000 Francs 26 June 1920
Thea Rasche, who will fly to America arrived in Paris. July 1927
Mrs Alan Cobham leaving Waddon Aerodrome to meet her husband on the return from his great flight. 13 March 1926
Latest Photographs From Scene of Great Airship Disaster R38 ZR-2 Mrs W Julius Steal ( On left ) the English wife of one of the American sailors who perished in the disaster
Hentzen as Worlds Champion Glider ? 9000 offered for his machine 25 August 1922
Germany hands over a zeppelin to France The L 72 entering its hangar 14 July 1920
The Moth baby aeroplane, from the De Haviland Aerodrome, Stage Lane, Hendon. 28The " Moth" baby aeroplane, from the De Haviland Aerodrome, Stage Lane, Hendon. 28 February 1925
Light aeroplane trials at Lympne Cygnet 11 Biplane taking off in the high speed test during the light aeroplane competitions at Lympne 30 September 1924
The tail less aeroplane, designed by Capt G T R Hill, MC. in flight. 27 April 1926
Launch of new Australian supermarine napier flying boat Seagull at Southampton. Sir Joseph Cook with the pilot just before the flight. Lady Cook is seen in foreground. 6 February 1926
Seaplane, No G-EBSW Blackburn Bluebird Flying to luncheon. The master of Sempill with the Dowager Lady Swaything lands on the Thames. 17 April 1929
Paris as seen from the air. Showing in the foreground, the Ile de la Cite with Notre Dame and beyond, the Ile St Louis. 2 November 1928
The RAF Display at Hendon A flight of De Havilland Hound aircraft taking off from the runway 1928
Spain South America flight. Commandant Franco, the organiser of the projected flight from Spain to South America, announces that it is now practically certain he will start for Buenos Aires
R 33 Limps home with crumpled bow 29 hours after she was torn from her moorings at Pulham, Norfolk, to be blown right across the North Sea. The R 33 arrived back over the aerodrome 17 April 1925
Helicopter with 12 propellers. It is expected that the prize of ?3, 600 offered by the French State to the inventor of the first helicopter to describe a closed circuit of five sights of a mile will
M Oehmichens Famous Experimental Machine appears at Monaco meeting M Etienne Oehmichen, the French engineer, who is trying to solve the problem of vertical flight
First photograph of Zepplin which will attempt to cross the Atlantic next week The giant commercial zepplin built for America at Friedrichshafen
The American World Flight The army air service round the world flight started from Santa Monica, California Map of propsed US Army air flight round the world 17 March 1924
Removal of remains of zeppelin L21 from Adastral house to the grounds of the HAC in Sunhill Row. 23 September 1916
The helicoplane, the quick started aeroplane. Which is being made by M Douheret at Gentilly 1 June 1920
The light aeroplane trials at Lympne. Mr F Courtney, the heaviest competing pilot, with his machine, the smallest in the competition. 4 October 1924
Brazils Centenary Brazil will celebrate on the 7 of next month the centenary of the declaration of her independence by the opening at Rio de Janeiro of the international Exhibition by naval
Flying beauty. Miss Mady Christians, who has just been granted her pilots certificate. 12 January 1927
Remarkable Motorless Aviation Meeting Allens machine in flight 12 August 1922
M P Trip in First Great Aerial Passenger Liner A view of Yarmouth roads as seen from R36 17 June 1921
562 miles in 5 hours, Prague to Paris Flight Captain Demlin the rench airmen who accoplished succesfully a flight from Paris to Warsaw via Prague and back 28 May 1920
Winner of Schneider cup race Lt James H Doolittle, Us Army, with the Curtiss seaplane that he flew to victory in the Jacques Schneider Trophy seaplane race at Baltimore 4 November 1925
R 33 in taking off trial with two D H 53 Hummingbirds at Pulham 21 October 1926
First International Seaplane Race at Bournemouth M Cassle ( France ) in Nieuport seaplane 11 September 1919
Danish airmens flight to Tokyo. Danish airmen are now engaged in a flight from Copenhagen to Tokyo FLt Lt Hereschend is here seen placing the Danish flag on his machine just before the start
Money through the air A three engined, all metal German passenger monoplane, arrived at London air station with a cargo of ? 10, 000, 000 of German bonds 25 August 1925
Flying through a smoke screen. The F5L, a seaplane, flying through a smoke screen, with the battle fleet off the coast, during the Pacific Fleet manoeuvres. 11 December 1926
Air display in the presence of the King and Queen of Afghanistan. RAF band march past. 17 March 1928 King Amanullah and Queen Souriya state visit
