Title:
Pan American World Airways
Linen PM 1945 Sep-30
Description:
It's quicker by Clipper.
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Title:
Eastern Airlines Whisperjet
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Stinson Sightseer
Provincetown Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
From the Provincetown Municipal Airport on one of the daily sightseeing flights over the tip of Cape Cod.
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Title:
Airplane REP Monoplane
unused
Description:
Educational Series 406
R.E.P. This is a very successful machine, and considerable credit is due to its inventor, M. Robert Esnault Pelterie, a young French engineer, who designed and constructed every detail of it himself, even including the motor which is quite a new type of explosion motor of 35 h.p. and is very light, compact and reliable.
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Title:
American Airlines DC-7
Chrome PM 1955 May-10
Description:
The DC-7 flagship, the fastest piston-forward airliner in the world. Inaugurated the first nonstop service from coast to coast.
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Title:
Pan American Jet Clipper
Chrome unused
Description:
New way to a magic world of travel - the Boeing 707 Jet Clipper - is the product of more exacting knowledge, more thorough testing, than any plane ever flown.
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Title:
Boeing 707 Jetliner
Chrome unused
Description:
Powered by 4 Rolls-Royce Conway 505 engines. Cruising speed 520/580 mph. Designed and built by the B.O.A.C.
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Title:
Capital Airlines Viscount
Chrome unused
Description:
The Viscount is the world's first jet-prop airliner. Four powerful Rolls-Royce engines give the Viscount exceptional speed with the highest degree of silence and smoothness.
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Title:
United Air Lines Super DC-8
Chrome unused
Description:
First of the jumbo jets. Carries 196 persons.
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Title:
Jets of Pan American Airways and of Pacific Northern Airlines
Juneau Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
During stopovers on the airport of Juneau.
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Title:
United Airlines Mainliner
Chrome unused
Description:
United's Mainliner fleet includes giant sleepers for overnight coast to coast flights and 21-passenger day planes for inter-city flights.
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Title:
Cole Palen The Black Baron at Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome
Rhinebeck New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Cole Palen, posing as the villianous Black Baron of Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, woos Trudy Trulove, insults the uprighteous Sir Percy Goodfellow, and challenges him to dog fights. Always shot down, he still survives, only to be blown up later by his own bomb.
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Title:
Sky Lark Helicopters
Miami Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Sightseeing Charter and Instruction - Owner and Pilot Ellen M. Gilmore, at the City of Miami Heliport.
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Title:
Super-Fast 720B Fan-Jet Northwest Orient Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
The flagship of Northwest's fleet reaches the perfection promised air travelers since the first jet airliner soared into a new era of flight. Powered by the mighty Fan-jet engine, this new airliner is airborne in 25 seconds....reaches 40,000 feet and cruising speed of more than 560 mph in just 20 minutes. It has nonstop coast -to-coast range.
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Title:
Landing After a Long Trip, Aviation Camp, Ellington Field
Houston Texas (TX), White Border PM 1926
Description:
Philatelic Interest: Sent to Juan R. Pacheco Garcia, Collector in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Title:
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Long Beach California (CA), Linen PM 1942 Aug-31
Description:
Showing the Giant Bomber B-19 in Flight. One of the large units of the Douglas Aircraft Corp. engaged in the manufacture of planes for defense purposes, is located at Long Beach. It is a most modern factory and the first Black-Out plant to be established in the United States.
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Title:
A National Airliner Over the Florida Everglades
Florida (FL), Linen unused
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Title:
Eastern Air Lines Golden Falcon DC-7B
Chrome unused
Description:
The newest, fastest quietest most luxurious airliner in the world.
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome PM 1960 Jul-21
Description:
First with Jets across the U.S.A. - The 707 Jet Flagship brings revolutionary jet speed and remarkably improved comfort to air travelers. Truly, getting there has become a real pleasure.
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Title:
Air New Zealand's DC-8
Chrome unused
Description:
Link New Zealand and the South Pacific with Australia, the Orient and North America. Their powerful fanjet engines and luxury interiors ensure superb comfort. The symbol on the tail is the Koru which had its place on the sternposts of questing Maori canoes that probed Pacific distances in another time.
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Title:
Experimental Aircraft Association Tent City, Wittman Field
Oshkosh Wisconsin (WI), Chrome unused
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Title:
Island Air
Oshkosh Wisconsin (WI), Chrome unused
Description:
Beech 18. N90628.
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Title:
Lockheed L - 1011 TriStar
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
De Lockheed L-1011 TriStar is een luchtbus met drie straalmotoren, in dezelfde klasse als de nieuwe Douglas DC-10. Er zijn al meer dan 180 van deze. TriStars verkocht, maar de toekomst van de machine is onzeker door de moeilijkheden met Rolls-Royce, die voor deze TriStar speciaal een nieuwe straalmotor ontwikkelde, waarvan de kosten vele miljoenen hoger werden dan was geraamd. Er wordt nu over gedacht Amerikaanse straalmotoren in te bouwen, maar daartoe moeten tal van constructieveranderingen worden aangebracht.
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Title:
Concorde Supersonic Jetliner
Continental Chrome PM 1977 Feb-17
Description:
Powered by 4 Rolls-Royce SNECMA Olympus 593 turbojets, produced by British Aircraft Corporation and Aerospatiale-France. Washington, DC to London in 3 hours, 50 minutes. Leaving Dulles Airport to Heathrow 3 times a week.
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Title:
TCA's Super Constellation Skyliner
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Trans Canada Air Lines great Super Constellation Skyliners provide a new high in luxury, speed and passenger comfort across Canada and to Europe.
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Title:
The Super DC-8-63
Continental Chrome PM 1970 Dec-7
Description:
The Super DC-8-63, the largest commercial jet in the world, flown first by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Title:
Frontier Airlines
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The twenty first aircraft in the fleet, this B737-2000 jet, N118RW, began service as flight #2118 from Phoenix to Denver on July 28, 1999. Port: Stately Mountain Goat Starboard: Nimble Mountain Goat.
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Title:
Milton Air Boeing 707-323C
Miami Florida (FL), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Milton Air Boeing 707-3223C N751MA c/n 19582/639 at Miami 11.89 Photo: collection P.A. Petit
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Title:
Concord
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The fabulous transatlantic super sonic jet at Miami International Airport.
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Title:
Digex Air Cargo
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Boeing B 727-44 C N750UA c/m 19319 Miami/Fl, 10/91
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Title:
Ivan Unger and Gladys Roy Playing Tennis on Wings of Airplane in Flight, 1925
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
M. Santos Dumont's Aeroplane
unused
Description:
Airships Series 9495
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Title:
Man Flying an Airplane
PM 1915 Apr-24
Description:
Famous Airships Series 9302
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Title:
ryan Trans-Atlantic Monoplane
unused
Description:
The J. S & S. Series 3000
the Ryan monoplane (200 h.p. Wright "whirlwind" engine) was used by Colonel Charles Lindbergh on his non-stop flight from New York to Paris on May 20-21, 1927. He covered the distance of 3,600 miles in 33 1/2 hours.
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Title:
Billy Parker
North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Billy Parker, manager Aviation Sales, Phillips Petroleum Company, built this 1912 Model Pusher-type airplane. Pictured here is his re-enactment on December 17, 1953, of the first successful airplane flight made by Orville Wright at Kitty Hawk, N.C. exactly 50 years earlier. In the background is the Write Brothers Memorial.
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Title:
Airplane Wreck
Pensacola Florida (FL), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Pan American World Airways
Chrome unused
Description:
New Super-6 Clipper, especially designed for world flights, with extra speed, extra distance range-plus traditional Pan American Clipper comfort.
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Title:
LiveSavers Children's Emergency Transport Service
Denver Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
The Children's Hospital. 1056 E. 19th Avenue.
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Title:
French Couple in a "Flying Machine"
unused
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Title:
Eastern Air Lines DC-3 Silverliner
Chrome unused
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Title:
Eastern's New Type-Constellation. World's Largest, Fastest, Most Powerful Airliner
Chrome unused
Description:
New-Type Constellation Eastern's Luxury Liner of the Air With accommodations for sixty passengers in new luxury, these mighty Airliners have cruising speed of well over 300 miles per hour.
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Title:
American Air Lines Flagship
Chrome PM 1945 Nov-5
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Title:
American Airlines Flagship
Chrome PM 1945 Nov-5
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Title:
Mealtime, United Airlines
Chrome PM 1948 Aug-9
Description:
Mealtime aloft features Mainliner cuisine and convenience. Full-course meals, prepared in United's own flight kitchens, are served with complete dinnerware and silver service on individual tables. This group is enjoying dinner in one of United's DC-6 Mainliner 300's smart "club-car" sections.
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Title:
United Air Lines Post Card
Chrome unused
Description:
Delicious full-course meals, prepared in the nation's largest network of airline kitchens, are served aloft with the compliments of United Air Lines.
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome PM 1949 Jul-12
Description:
In America: American Airlines, Inc. U.S.A.-Europe: American Overseas Airlines, Inc. - The National and International Route of the Flagships.
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Title:
United Air Lines
Chrome PM 1948 Aug-10
Description:
United's efficient ground crews make short walk of loading baggage, freight, express, and mail aboard before take-off. Each of United's DC-6 Mainliner 300s carry as much as 5400 pounds of cargo as fast as 300 miles an hour, between major Main Line Airway cities.
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Title:
United DC-6 Mainliner
Chrome PM 1949 Aug-14
Description:
Coast to coast, border to border, and across the blue Pacific to Hawaii speed United's giant DC-6 Mainliner 300s. Capable of cargo as fast as 5 miles a minute, this famous luxury liner offers unprecedented comfort and convenience aloft.
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Title:
Air Viet Nam
Saigon, Chrome unused
Description:
Boeing 727-121C - XV-NJC - MSN 19819 - 1970
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Title:
Passenger-Mail-Express Plane
Chicago Illinois (IL), Chrome unused
Description:
Today I inspected the world's fastest multi-motored passenger-mail-express plane, a sister ship of the one pictured on the reverse side. Forty of these new type, low-wing, all-metal Boeing monoplanes are in service on United Air Lines' Coast-to-Coast route. This airplane was selected as the only modern airplane to be exhibited in the "Dome" of the Travel and Transport Building, because it represents the latest features of airplane design and construction. Powered with two 550hp supercharged Wasp engines, they have a high speed of more than three miles a minute. They carry ten passengers, two pilots, and stewardess, their baggage and mail express can climb, fully loaded, 1320 feet per minute and to 10,000 feet in eleven minutes. They incorporate new features of comfort, speed, strength and power.
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Title:
Brabazon's Aeroplane
unused
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Title:
"The Latest Bat" - Flying machine
unused
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Title:
Gilbert's Aeroplane
unused
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Title:
M. Santos Dumont's Aeroplane
unused
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Title:
Wilbur Wright's Aeroplane
unused
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Title:
D'Equevilley's Aeroplane
unused
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Title:
World War II Planes
Linen unused
Description:
Vought-Sikorsky OS2U-1 Scout & Observation Battleship-Based Monoplanes. These planes act as the eyes of the fleet and can be launched by catapult from the decks of Battleships and Cruisers.
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Title:
The Take Off - TWA
Linen PM 1947 Aug-1
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Title:
American Air Lines Flagship
Linen PM 1945
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Title:
American Air Lines Flagship
Linen PM 1942 Aug-28
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Title:
United Air Lines Skylounge
Linen PM 1936
Description:
The World's First Extra Fare Plane - Built by Douglas. Special features: 14 deep-cushioned swivel chairs in a 21-passenger cabin, 28 ft. long, 6 1/2 ft. high, 8 ft. wide..unusual visibility..luxurious appointments..real silver, china, linen..individual tables..complimentary hot meals..exceptionally quiet..air-conditioned..intra-plane telephone.
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Title:
AMERICAN AIRLINES Pilots & Flight Attendant
Linen PM 1942 Aug-28
Description:
IN FLIGHT WITH THE FLAGSHIP FLEET OF AMERICAN AIRLINES. THESE HAPPY EXPERTS - JUST FINISHING THEIR DAY'S WORWK-GIVE YOU A GOOD IDEA OF WHAT AMERICAN MEANS-AND WHY IT CAN TALK WITH TRUTH-ABOUT OFFERING "THE AMERICAN STANDARD OF SERVICE."
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Title:
KLM Douglas DC-6 B
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Douglas DC-6B
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
KLM's Lockheed Pro-Jet Electra
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Airlines
Continental Chrome PM 1957 Jun-14
Description:
Boeing 707 - "Intercontinental Jet"
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Title:
Spirit of St. Louis
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
"Spirit of St. Louis," in which Charles Lindbergh made his famous transatlantic flight, May 20-21, 1927. Original painting (c) 1990 by John Batchelor.
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Title:
Fokker DR-1, flown by the "Red Baron" during World War I
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Wright Brothers' "Flyer"
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Wright Brothers' "Flyer", the first heavier-than-air craft to make sustained powered flight (Dec. 17, 1903).
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Title:
Antonov An-2 Hydroplane
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Soviet mass-produced single-engine biplane utility & agricultural aircraft designed and manufactured by the Antonov Design Bureau.
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Title:
British Airways Concord
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The British Airways Concorde, powered by 4 Rolls-Royce SNECMA Olympus 593 turbojets, produced by British Aircraft Corporation and Aerospatiale-France.
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Title:
Vickers-Viking British European Airways
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
In flight over Germany
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Title:
Long, Narrow Zeppelin Ascending Over Hangar
PM 1909 Aug-2
Description:
Reichsluftschift Zeppelin schwebend über der Kölner Ballonhalle.
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Title:
The Star - National Airlines
Linen unused
Description:
World famed luxury red carpet service between New York, Florida and Havana - including the exclusive Starlight Lounge, luxurious two-abreast seats, and delicious meals served on your own individual table.
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Title:
American Airlines, Inc.
Linen unused
Description:
In Flight with the Flagship Fleet - It's so calm...In another world above the clouds, the earth and its cares are out of sight-out of mind. That's one reason Flagship travel is so refreshing.
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Title:
Eastern Air Lines Golden Falcon DC-7B
Chrome unused
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Title:
Air France Lockheed Constellation
Chrome unused
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Title:
Fly Eastern Airlines - Constellation Aircraft
Chrome unused
Description:
The new type Constellation, made famous by Eastern Air Lines is the queen of all air transportation. It is one of the largest and most powerful airliners in commercial service today. There's no substitute for Eastern's experience, tried and proven over billions of passenger miles.
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Title:
United Air Lines DC-6 Mainliner 300
Chrome unused
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Title:
Eastern Airlines Martin 4-0-4
Chrome unused
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
In America: American Airlines inc. U.S.A. - Europe: American Overseas Airlines, Inc.
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Title:
Eastern Airlines Martin 4-0-4
Chrome unused
Description:
Eastern worked with the Glen L. Martin factory in Baltimore to make some 260 design improvements to the 4-0-4.
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Title:
Lufthansa Plane
Chrome unused
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Title:
American Airlines
Linen PM 1941 Jan-21
Description:
In Flight with the Flagship Fleet of American Airlines, Inc. Live Aloft and Like It!...in a 200-mile-an-hour "room with a view." Surprisingly, there's no sensation of height or speed. You feel no connection with the earth-except as an exalted spectator.
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Title:
American Airlines 707 Astrojet
Chrome unused
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Title:
Ryan Q-2C Firebee Jet Target
Chrome unused
Description:
Newest version of the Ryan Firebee family, the Q2C flies at over 600 mph, at nearly 6,000 feet and over 90 minutes. America's most widely used jet targets, Firebees are in service with the U.S. Air Force, Navy, Army and RCAF. They keep air defense systems at combat readiness by acting as a fast, elusive "enemy."
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Title:
Iberia Douglas DC-8 Turbofan
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Super Star
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lockheed Super G Constellation
Chrome unused
Description:
Lufthansa Airliner on the tarmac at Frankfurt International Airport on the Rhine River.
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Title:
Globe Master
Chrome PM 1956 Aug-23
Description:
This is a C-124 used by the Military Air Transport Service to transport cargo.
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Title:
United Air Lines Mainliner
Chrome PM Jul-27
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Title:
Northwest Airlines - Northwest Passage Luxury Liner
Chrome PM 1946 Jun-26
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Title:
United Air Lines Mainliner
Chrome PM 1942 May-14
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Title:
Pan American-Grace Airways - Panagra DC-6
Chrome PM Per
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Title:
United's DC-6 Mainliner 300
Chrome unused
Description:
With a 5 mile a minute cruising speed, United's 50 passenger DC-6 Mainliner 300's are flown coast to coast in less than 10 hours-making only one stop en route, features include air and pressure conditioning, extra spaciousness, savory meals.
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Title:
United Airlines Mainliner
Chrome PM 1943
Description:
A Mainliner being loaded for coast-to-coast flight. United is shortest, fastest between the East and most Pacific Coast cities.
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Title:
United Air Lines
Chrome PM 1941 Feb-21
Description:
United Mainliner ready for overnight coast-to-coast flight. United is shortest, fastest between the East and most Pacific Coast cities.
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Title:
United Air Lines Mainliner
Chrome PM 1942 May-14
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Title:
United Airlines Mainliner
Chrome PM 1943 Mar-22
Description:
The scenic beauty of vistas from Mainliner windows adds to the enjoyment of travel over United's Main Line Airway.
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Title:
United Airlines' Menu
Chrome unused
Description:
Fares on United Air Lines' Mainliners are usually less than the cost of first-class surface transportation with Pullman. Dependable DC-6 Mainliner 300s permit you to go and return at your own convenience. New York City is one of the many leading business and vacation centers served by United from coast to coast, border to border, and in Hawaii. Above: View of Manhattan from Governors Island. This menu prepared in United Air Lines Flight Kitchen at Denver, Conrad Kung, Chef: Honeydew Melon/Lime Slice - Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Candied Yam, Macedoine of Vegetables - Whole Wheat roll - Tossed Salad Greens/Roquefort Cheese Dressing - Palm Leaf - Coffee, Tea (Iced or Hot), Milk - Dinner Mint.
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Title:
Northwest Passage Above the Clouds
Chrome PM 1946 Jun-26
Description:
Northwest Airlines - Cruising at four miles a minute high over the "Northwest Passage," huge luxury liners save precious hours from coast to coast.
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Title:
Northwest Airlines
Chrome PM 1941 May-7
Description:
The giant twenty-one passenger Douglas airliners operated by Northwest Airlines have a total wing span of ninety-five feet and stand seventeen feet in height, with a length of sixty-four feet. Each of these Douglas liners carries a crew of three: Captain, First Officer and Stewardess. All stewardesses are registered nurses.
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Title:
Pan American-Grace Airways - Panagra DC-6
Chrome unused
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Title:
United Air Lines Skylounge
Chrome unused
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Title:
Dining Aloft at 200 Miles an Hour
Chrome unused
Description:
Hot meals including such entrees as fried chicken are now being featured aloft. This is a view on one of United Air Lines' new Skylounges, the world's most luxurious planes, which fly between Chicago and New York non-stop in 3 hours and 55 minutes, and coast-to-coast in 14 1/2 hours. Meals are served on individual tables with real china, silver and linen.
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Title:
United Air Lines Mainliner
Chrome unused
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Title:
United Air Lines DC-6 Mainliner
Chrome unused
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Title:
Cyprus Airways Plane in Flight
Chrome unused
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Title:
Northwest Airlines 10 Passenger Boeing Stratocruiser
Chrome unused
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Title:
Northwest Passage Above the Clouds
Chrome unused
Description:
Cruising at four miles a minute high over the "Northwest Passage" huge luxury liners save precious hours from coast to coast. Northwest Airlines
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Title:
Bellanca 260C, Viking 300
Chrome unused
Description:
Two outstanding performers. Whether you choose the famous 260C or the exciting Viking 300 you'll travel with speed, economy, and safety. Each takes off shorter, climbs out quicker and flies faster than anything in its class. Guaranteed 24 months or 500 hours . . . longest in the industry. Bellanca . . . The Smart Ones.
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Title:
Sleep at 200 M.P.H.
Chrome unused
Description:
A view of a section in one of United Air Lines' 3-stop coast-to-coast Mainliner Sleeper planes. Berths are 6 1/2 feet long and wide as a twin bed.
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Title:
Avion Douglas y Llamas
Lima, Real Photo
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Title:
Beechcraft Bonanza F33A
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Jet-Prop Viscount Flies Non-Stop Between New York and Chicago
Chrome unused
Description:
Capital Airlines Viscount Powered by Rolls-Royce The Viscount is the world's first jet-prop airliner. Four powerful Rolls-Royce engines give the Viscount exceptional speed with the highest degree of silence and smoothness.
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Title:
Billy Parker, Pioneer aviator
Chrome unused
Description:
Past president of the Early Birds and manager of Aviation Sales for Phillips Petroleum Company designed and built many airplanes in the early days of aviation. He built this 1912 model airplane which is powered with an 80 H.P. Gnome-Rhone rotary engine. The 1914 model which is similar is powered with a 90 H.P. Curtiss OX5 engine. Phillips 66 Aviation Prod
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Title:
Flying Over Mineral Springs Park
Pekin Illinois (IL), Chrome unused
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Title:
United Air Lines DC-7
Chrome unused
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Title:
Mohawk Airlines - Golden Metropolitan 440
Chrome unused
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Title:
Helms Aero Service
Long Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Plane Tagged OK-ZHA Flying Over Airfield
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Vydano na podparu ceskoslavenskeho vyboru olympijskeho
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Title:
D.F.W. Doppeldecker
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
D.F.W. Doppeldecker
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Air India Boeing 707
Continental Chrome PM 1964 Jun-15
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Title:
Intercontinental Fan-Jet Ilyushin-62
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Lot Polish Airlines. Photo by M. Czudowski and H. Weinberg.
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Title:
Air France Concorde
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Dogs Barking at Airplane
Description:
Frank Elly Series 1008/4
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Title:
Single-enginme Plane Tagged PH-A15
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Airlines
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Airliner
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa B 737
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Foreign Aircraft
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Airlines
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Jet Airplane
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Souht African Airways - Boeing 747
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
B747-LR Cockpit, Japan Air Lines
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Boeing 737 City jet
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Boeing Jet 747
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Aer Lingus Boeing 747
Continental Chrome PM 1971
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Title:
Crossair
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Crossair Swearingen-Metroliner 2 Pilots, Max 18 PAX
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Title:
Fly Hughes Airwest to Mexico
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Come fly the Sun to Mexico. Hughes Airwest is the only U.S. airline to Guadalajara, La Paz, Guaymas, Mazatlan, and Puerto Vallarta.
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Title:
Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Developed in the 1960's, the SR-71 still holds the world's speed record of 2,193 MPH.
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Title:
Korean Air Lines Boeing 747SP
Continental Chrome PM 1981 Sep-29
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Title:
DC-8 on Tarmac
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Airliner
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Air France Concorde
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
UTA Jumbo Jet
Continental Chrome
Description:
Laccueil traditionnel a l'arrivee du premier Jumbo Jet "DC 10".
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Title:
Big Three of The Army in Formation
Linen PM 1943 Aug-24
Description:
In the center is the C-54 Skymaster Combat Transport - a troop carrier. At it's left is a Liberator Bomber, and at it's right, a Flying Fortress--all long-range, four-engined planes.
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Title:
Keep 'Em Flying!
Linen unused
Description:
Fighter Plane
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Title:
Pursuit Planes in Flight
Linen PM 1944 Aug-24
Description:
Four of the finest fighting ships in echelon formation. These are the deadliest and most powerful combat planes in our service.
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Title:
Boeing B-17
Linen unused
Description:
The Flying Fortress - Keep 'Em Flying!
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Title:
Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortress"
Linen unused
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Title:
Keep 'Em Flying
Linen unused
Description:
Dive Bomber
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
First with Jets across the USA The jet-powered Electra Flagships are the newest, fastest and most spacious Jet-Prop airliners
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Title:
In Flight, Route of the Flagships, American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
The speed that only wings can give cuts time and distance to fractions. It certainly is faster by Flagship.
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Title:
Hawaii United Air Lines
Chrome unused
Description:
The enchantment of Hawaii has intrigued travelers for years. The Islands have a magic all their own. The aloha spirit and the tranquil beauty simply fascinates people. United joins in this mystique by serving food selected and prepared by the world famous Trader Vic and served aboard our 747 Friend Ship flight to Hilo and Honolulu.
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Title:
Iowa Airways
Chrome unused
Description:
18 passenger "Bandeirante" Prop-Jet...Meeting Iowa's air travel needs with old fashioned courtesy and space age technology...Flying Your Way!
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Title:
Swiss Air Lines Transatlantic DC-6 B
Chrome unused
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
Americas Leading Airline
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Title:
National Airlines DC-7
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Mercury, American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
Luxury leader in the world of flight - the Mercury operated with 365 mph DC-7 airliners, American's Mercury service is recognized as the finest in flight.
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Title:
Olympic Airways
Chrome unused
Description:
Boeing 707-320 Super Fan Jet
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Title:
Olympic Airways Boeing 737-200
Chrome unused
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Title:
Air France Jet Caravelle
Chrome PM 1956 Sep-25
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Title:
Olympic Airways Boeing 727-200
Chrome unused
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Title:
A feature of the Mural Lounge
Chrome
Description:
A feature of the Mural Lounge aboard TWA's "Jetstream" aircraft is a distinctive painting by Marc Zamparelli representing a city or nation along TWA's world-wide routes. Each plane in the Jetstream fleet has a different mural subject. This card shows Zamparelli's interpretation of Hollywood.
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
America's Leading Airline
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Title:
United Airlines - Red Carpet Service
Chrome unused
Description:
Red Carpet service is the finest in Air Travel - deluxe features the moment you walk down the rich red carpet until arrival at your destination - and available only on United Air Lines.
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Title:
New Intercontinental Golden Fan Jet
Honolulu Hawaii (HI), Chrome unused
Description:
The most powerful, longest range aircraft in the world, the Intercontinental Golden Fan Jet joins the Continental Airlines fleet to permit long range overseas operations under Military Air Transport Service contracts to Hawaii, Japan and Southeast Asia. The Intercontinental Fan Jet is shown on the other side upon arrival at Honolulu International Airport in Hawaii
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Title:
"Northeast Sunliners"
Chrome unused
Description:
The Grand New Way to Florida. Northeast's radar guided Sunliner flights are famous for their smoothness, silence and comfortable two abreast seating... serving Montreal, New England, new York Philadelphia, Washington and Florida
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Title:
Jets of Pan American Airways and Pacific Northern Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
Jets of Pan American Airways and of Pacific Northern Airlines during stopovers on the airport of Juneau, the capital of Alaska.
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Title:
Northwest Orient Airlines Stratocrusiers - Finest... Fastest
Chrome unused
Description:
The World's fastest and most modern airliners.... Northwest Orient Airlines' double-deck Boeing Stratocruisers. Maximum cruising speed exceeds 340 miles per hour. The four great Wasp engines generate 14,000 horsepower; and maximum cruising range exceeds 4,500 miles. Spiral stairways, lower deck-lounges, large dressing rooms, altitude-conditioned cabins and many other luxury features distinguish these modern giants of the skies.
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Title:
US Air Force One
Chrome unused
Description:
The official plane for the president of the United States.
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Title:
Mailed From the Dome of the Travel and Transport Building, A Century of Progress
Chicago Illinois (IL), White Border unused
Description:
This tree-mile-a-minute Wasp-powered Boeing plane of United Airlines represents the latest in airplane design and construction. Ten passengers occupy comfortable reclining chairs in the cabin which is in charge of a stewardess. Each plane has two pilots.
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Title:
Southern Airways Douglas DC-9
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
The DC-9 Vistajet
Jumbo/Large Format
Description:
Know which airline to choose for luxurious DC-9 Vistajet service? Sure, Allegheny.
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Title:
Cayman Airways
Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Cayman Airways comfortable fleet on 737 jet aircraft flies nonstop to the Cayman Islands from five convenient U.S. gateway cities. For reservations call 1-800-G-CAYMAN
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Title:
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Piper Comanche 400
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Piper Aztec
Jumbo/Large Format PM 1960 May-10
Description:
Piper Aztec Sensational new 215 mph executive transport, with two Lycoming 250 horsepower engines. Five passenger Aztec, with 2,025-pound payload and range to 1,400 miles, climbs 1,650 fpm. Single-engine performance is outstanding and Aztec has highest single-engine ceiling of any airplane in its class carrying a similar payload. Advanced design includes single-piece, jet-type stabilator for minimum drag, optimum control at all speeds. AutoFlite Aztec has full radio for navigation and communications plus exclusive Piper AutoControl for "hands off" flight. Manufactured by PIPER AIRCRAFT CORPORATION, LOCK HAVEN, PA.
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Title:
Piper Cherokee 140 B
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Concorde
Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
In this remarkable photograph, Concorde is seen in supersonic flight and at great height, with the curvature of the earth clearly visible. The picture was taken from a Tornado fighter aircraft in a specially planned operation using a Hasselblad camera and special lens. Built jointly by British Aerospace and Aerospatiale of France, Concorde is designed to cruise at 1400 mph at an altitude in excess of 50,000 feet. The aircraft's dimensions are length 204', height 40', wing span 83'10". It is powered by four Rolls-Royce/SNECMA Olympus 593 turbojet engines.
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Title:
Balair DC-10-30
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Key Airlines
Utah (UT), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Utah's most experienced commuter airline flies the Britten-Norman Islander between Salt Lake City, Ogden, Brigham City, Logan and Sun Valley on scheduled passenger - freight flights daily!
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Title:
American Airlines Ford Tri-Motor
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Douglas B-19 Super Bomber's Landing Wheel
Real Photo unused
Description:
96 inches, weight over 2400 lbs. This is the largest airplane ever built. 80 tons, wing spread 232 feet.
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Title:
Snapshot of Woman and Hand Drawn Airplane
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Snapshot of Woman Behind Plane Drawing
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Lockheed Hudson Bomber in Flight over Southern California
Linen unused
Description:
GLendale and the Sierra Madre Range in Distance. Lockheed B-14 is known as the Hudson Bomber in British service. It is a medium reconnaissance two-engined bomber, all metal high performance airplane, now in mass production for the R.A.F.
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Title:
United Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
All the family-from youngsters to grandparents-share an enthusiastic delight in the distinctive features of United's great DC-6 Mainliner 300s...special "club-car" seating, spacious fore and aft cabins, air-conditioned comfort, attractive lounge, table-served meals.
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Title:
American Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
Volando Par la Rute de los "Flagships" In Filght, Route of the Flagships. La velocidad que solo pueden dar las alas, rompe en fracciones el tiempo y la distancia. Seguramente, por "Flagship" es mas rapido. The speed that only wings can give cuts time and distance to fractions. It certainly is faster by Flagship.
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Title:
American Airlines 707 Astrojets
Chrome unused
Description:
Powered by four new fan-jet engines, American's fleet of 707 astrojets cruise smoothly, easily, at speeds unsurpassed by any other jetliner in the world.
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Title:
Double-Decked "Strato" Clippers
Chrome unused
Description:
Double-decked "Strato" Clippers, world's largest, finest, most luxurious airliners, fly Pam American's exclusive "President" service. Only these modern sky giants offer you a choice of Sleeperette service or roomy berth, congenial lower deck lounge - unmatched travel luxury day and night.
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Title:
Delta-C&S Air Lines Golden Crown DC-7
Chrome unused
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Title:
Luscombe Airplane Corp. - "Silvaire"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Northwest Orient Airlines Stratocruiser
Chrome unused
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Title:
NORTHWEST Orient AIRLINES L.R. LOCKHEED ELECTRA/JET
Chrome unused
Description:
Northwest Orient Airlines LOCKHEED Long Range ELECTRA/JET is a transcontinental airplane with extra wide reclining seats, pressurized, air conditioned, radiant heated cabins with the most advanced weather radar for the smoothest flight. 4 Allison D-501 Prop-Jet engines develop a total of 15,000 horsepower for a maximum speed of over 450 miles per hour. TRAD 374
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Title:
Mainliner Taking Off, Empire State Building in Background - La Guardia Airport
New York New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
United Air Lines flies a fleet of sixty-eight Mainliners over its 5,200 miles of airways between New York and the Pacific Coast and between Vancouver and San Diego.
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Title:
British European Airways - "Elizabethan" and "Viscount"
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Class Room In The Sky T-37B
Chrome unused
Description:
The first jet aircraft flown by student pilots at Laughlin Air Force Base, Del Rio, Texas. The T-378, such as these two belonging to the 85th Flying Training Squadron, whose fine traditions date back to World War II.
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Title:
Disembarking a BOAC Plane
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dunlop Aeroplane Tire - A Tyre for Every Purpose!
unused
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Title:
Imperial Airways Passenger Aeroplane RMA Princess Mary
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Title:
Interior of an Imperial Airways Passenger Aeroplane Princess Mary
unused
Description:
Imperial Airways Ltd. Croydon Aerodrome The British Air Service The Safest in the World.
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Title:
American Airlines 727 Astrojet
Chrome unused
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Title:
Pan American Jet Clipper
Chrome unused
Description:
New way to a magic world or travel - the Boeing 707 Jet Clipper - is the product of more exacting knowledge, more thorough testing, than any plane ever flown.
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Title:
TWA Star Stream 727
Chrome unused
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Title:
New Intercontinental Golden Fan Jet
Honolulu Hawaii (HI), Chrome PM 1968 Feb-14
Description:
The most powerful, longest range aircraft in the world, the Intercontinental Golden Fan Jet joins the Continental Airlines fleet to permit long range overseas operations under Military Air Transport Service contracts to Hawaii, Japan and Southeast Asia. The Intercontinental Golden Fan Jet is shown on the other side upon arrival at Honolulu International Airport in Hawaii.
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Title:
Jets of Pan American Airlways and of Pacific Northern Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
During stopovers on the airport of Juneau, the capital of Alaska.
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Title:
TransAir DC-3
Chrome unused
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Title:
Pan American World Airways Lockheed Constellation
Linen PM 1947
Description:
One of Pan American's famous "Flying Clippers"...a giant Lockheed Constellation. Pan American carried more than 1,000,000 passengers over its global "Clipper" routes last year.
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Title:
The Historic "Southern Cross" - British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
In naming their route the "Southern Cross Route," BCPA pay tribute to the famous tri-motored Fokker of this name in which the courageous Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith and his gallant crew conquered the Pacific by air.
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Title:
B.O.A.C. Jet-Prop Britannia 312
Chrome unused
Description:
B.O.A.C aircraft powered by 4 Proteus 755 Jet-Prop engines. Designed and built by the Bristol Aeroplane Company.
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Title:
Eastern Air Lines Golden Falcon (DC-7B)
Chrome unused
Description:
Eastern Air Lines Golden Falcon (DC-7B) is the newest, fastest, quietest, most luxurious airliner in the world!
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Title:
Sleep at 200 M.P.H.
Chrome unused
Description:
A view of a section in one of United Air Lines' 3-stop coast-to-coast Mainliner Sleeper planes. Berths are 6 1/2 ft. long and wide as a twin bed.
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Title:
United Mainliner
Chrome unused
Description:
United Mainliner ready for overnight coast-to-coast flight. United is shortest, fastest between the east and most Pacific coast cities.
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Title:
Capital Airlines "Constellation"
Chrome PM 1952 Jun-10
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Title:
The Double-Decked "Strato" Clippers
Chrome unused
Description:
Largest, fastest, most luxurious of all airlines are Pan American's Double-Decked "Strato" Clippers operating from New York to both Europe and South America. And from the U.S. westcoast to Hawaii, the Orient, and Australia. Special, de luxe flights of these "Strato" Clippers are "The President" and "The President Special" to Europe and "El Presidente" connecting New York and Buenos Aires. Veritable "flying hotels," they afford full sleeping accomodations and the most luxurious service aloft. Pan American's fleet of "Strato" Clippers is the largest in the world!
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Title:
Capital Airlines Gives You a Bird's-Eye View of Everything Along the Way
Linen PM 1948 Oct-4
Description:
The Nation's Capital City is an Inspiring Sight from the Air by Day or by Night Capital Airlines Known for Years as "PCA"
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Title:
Delta Airlines Douglas DC-3
Linen unused
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Title:
B.O.A.C. Stratocruiser Speedbird
Chrome unused
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Title:
A "Clipper Ship of the Sky"
Chrome unused
Description:
America's Largest Airliners-Giant 4-engined, 32 and 44 passenger, 19-ton Flying Boats-Fly the Pan American Airways Routes between the U.S., the West Indies and South America
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Title:
Hello - Skywriting
Linen unused
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Title:
Man & Woman w/Parachutes Skydiving
Linen unused
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Title:
Flying High at the White City
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Chicago and Southern Air Lines - Luxury Constellation
Chrome unused
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Title:
Capital Constellations...Queens of All the Air
Chrome unused
Description:
Capital Airlines Capital's beautiful Constellations are known as "Queens of all the Air". Only after you have enjoyed a relaxing trip in the luxurious comfort of a Capital Constellation will you actually know air travel at its best.
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Title:
Three Planes with Propellors in the Dark - American Airlines
Chrome PM 1951 Jul-9
Description:
American Airlines - The United States - Canada - Mexico
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Title:
Delta Air Lines - Douglas DC-3
Chrome PM 1945 Sep-25
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Title:
Northwest Oriental Airlines Imperial Service DC-7C
Chrome PM 1959 Oct-14
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Title:
BOAC Rolls-Royce 707 Jetliner
Chrome PM 1987
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Title:
Northwest Airlines - Boeing 727
Chrome PM 1979 Jun-3
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Title:
American Airlines Flagship
Chrome unused
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Title:
Hydro-Aeroplane on the Beach
Atlantic City New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Wright Aeroplane
Real Photo PM 1953 Dec-17
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Title:
Wright Brothers Aeroplane 1903, U.S. National Museum, Smithsonian Institute
Real Photo
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Title:
American Airlines Flagship
Linen PM 1946 Feb-12
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Title:
M. Santos Dumont's Aeroplane
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-4
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Title:
Gilbert's Aeroplane
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Curtiss's Biplane
Divided Back unused
Description:
Famous Airplanes Series 9943
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Title:
A Helicopter of a Search and Rescue Squadron
Linen unused
Description:
A Helicopter of a Search and Rescue Squadron Making a Landing
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Title:
Man and Woman Holding onto Tail of Perpendicular Plane
Divided Back unused
Description:
Touring Comic Series 1921
"Just Arrived. We came down by plane!"
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Title:
Western Air Lines - Convair-Liner
Linen PM 1951 Feb-2
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Title:
B.O.A.C. Comet Jetliner
Chrome PM 1953 Jun-18
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Title:
United Air Lines DC-8 Jet Mainliner
Chrome unused
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Title:
Qantas Airways - Armstrong Whitworth FK8, 1922
Chrome unused
Description:
Pilot and 3 passengers, 70 m.p.h., One of the original airmail fleet.
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Title:
Trans International Airlines
Chrome unused
Description:
Sundown in the South Pacific. Dawn in the Orient. Europe at midday. The world. Anyplace. Anytime. TIA brings more places in the world within your reach than any other charter airline. The Air Travel Service of Transamerica Corporation.
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Title:
Regent Air - Lounge
Chrome PM 1985 Jun-10
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Title:
Early Biplane
St. Augustine Florida (FL), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Early Biplane in Field
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Gathering of People in Field
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Two Early Biplanes in Sky
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Charleston AFB / International Airport
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Jim Doane Located 10 miles north of City. It is one of the finest and best equipped airports on the Atlantic Coast. It is served by 5 major domestic airlines.
Dexter Press
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Title:
Trans World Airline
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Compliments of TWA Trans World Airline U.S.A.--Europe--Africa--Asia
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Title:
American Airlines 727 Astrojet
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa B747
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Chesapeake Airways Inc.
Salisbury Maryland (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Aeroplane view of Salisbury showing Chesapeake Airways transport plane. The only scheduled airline to the Eastern Shore. Baltimore, Easton, Salisbury, Ocean City, Md. connections.
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Title:
Indian Country, New Mexico & Arizona - Trans World Airlines
Linen unused
Description:
Indian handicrafts, pueblo dwellings and colorful tribal ceremonies add to the many scenic attractions of New Mexico and Arizona. Fast, frequent TWA flights serve Albuquerque and Santa Fe, Winslow and Phoenix.
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Title:
Southwest Sun Country, Trans World Airlines
Linen unused
Description:
Magnificent scenery, thrilling rodeos and luxurious dude ranches combine to make Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada a complete vacation land - conveniently reached in a few hours when you fly TWA.
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Title:
T. W. A. Sky-Sleeper Over Golden Gate and Golden Gate Bridge Entrance to San Francisco Bay, Calif.
Linen PM 1939 Sep-8
Description:
T. W. A. Over San Francisco - Arrival of the luxurious dual-motored Douglas Sky-sleeper over San Francisco, after a coast to coast flight of 16 hours from New York. Passing over the Golden Gate, a thrilling climax is the view of San Francisco and Bay, and the famous Golden Gate Bridge.
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Title:
Jet Northwest Menu, Northwest Orient Airlines
New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
New York... the meeting place of the world. Her giant skyscrapers, as well as the Statue of Liberty, reach up to salute you. New York is a city of the new - a city setting the tempo for a nation. Northwest jets there from across the United States and halfway around the world.
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Title:
United Airlines Mainliner
Chrome PM 1946 Aug-2
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Title:
United Air Lines - Breakfast Menu
Chrome unused
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Title:
Western Airlines "Electra"
Chrome unused
Description:
Over Golden Gate Bridge.
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Title:
United Air Lines - Plane Propeller and Logo
Chrome unused
Description:
Only United Air Lines' spacious DC-6 and DC-6B Mainliners link the east and midwest with the west and the entire Pacific Coast.
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Title:
PAA Super-6 Clipper
Chrome
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Title:
Pan Am DC-7B Clipper
Chrome unused
Description:
Pan American
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Title:
BOAC Turbo-Prop Britannia
Chrome unused
Description:
BOAC Brittania aircraft powered by 4 Proteus turbo-propeller engines. Designed and built by the Bristol Aeroplane Company.
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Title:
American Airlines 707 Astrojet
Chrome PM 1962 Apr-12
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Title:
Civil Aviation Administration of China - Boeing 737-2T4
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lufthansa Super-G
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Tents, Biplane set up for Airshow
Real Photo PM 1913 Mar-10
Description:
This is a photo of rows of tents.
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Title:
TWA Super Constellation Skyliner
Linen unused
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Title:
Curtiss Robin
Linen unused
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Title:
Motorized Balloon and Rigging Crew
Linen PM 1952 Mar-3
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Title:
Douglas C-41 Transport Plane
Linen PM 1943 Aug-26
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Title:
"El Jibarito" - Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico (PR), Linen unused
Description:
"El Jibraito" watches the wings of the Army cast its protective shadow over Puerto Rico. Hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent in converting the Island into the "Gibraltar of the Americas."
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Title:
Arrival of the Clippers - Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco California (CA), Linen unused
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Title:
First Flight of the Luftfarht Görlitz, from Görlitz Flugtage Aug 9 & 10 1924.
Gorlitz PM 1924 Aug-09
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Title:
The Beechcraft Turbooprop, Pressurized King Air
Chrome unused
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Title:
Aspen Airways Convair 580
Chrome PM 1980 Oct-31
Description:
Since 1952 we've been #1 in the Aspen-Denver, Colorado market. No wonder 7 out of 10 people who fly to Aspen fly with us. We're also #1 in service to Lake Tahoe from Burbank, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Jose. And we're known as Lake Tahoe's very own airline. Come fly with us. We'll make you #1 too! Convair 580, 50 seat jet-prop twin engine aircraft. 350 mph, radar equipped, pressurized.
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Title:
Crop Duster
Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Modern science has supplied a multitude of insecticides and chemical fertilizers for crop production in the Emerald Triangle of South Texas, Larado, Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande Valley.
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Title:
British Airways Concorde
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
US Navy Hiller One-Man Helicopter XROE-1
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Official U.S. Navy Photograph The Hiller XROE-1 One Man Helicopter is easily transportable and can be parachuted to isolated areas. It can be moved knocked-down and set up for operation in about three minutes. It is powered by a 40 horsepower aircraft engine. It weighs less than 500 pounds fully loaded with pilot, performs all basic helicopter maneuvers and cruises with great ease.
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Title:
Original Wright Brothers Aeroplane of 1903
Real Photo unused
Description:
US National Museum, Smithsonian Institute
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Title:
Wright Aeroplane
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Wright Bros. Airplane
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Wright Bros. Airplane
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Harvard Cup First Amateur Prize in bomb dropping contest - statue holding a plane and torch
Divided Back unused
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Title:
C. Harmon's Farman and Chas. Willard's Curtiss
Divided Back unused
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Title:
The famous 100 horse power Gnome engine
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cromwell Dixon, The Youngest Aviator With Mother and Sister
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Harvard Biplane.
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Kampf in den Lufton - plane crashing
Divided Back PM 1914 Dec-2
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Title:
Swift's Premium Butterine, Swift & Company
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back
Description:
Miss US America just loves to make a flight, sometimes a "Curtiss Biplane," at another time a "Wright." A country trip, or in the clouds, it matters not a bit; for like all other US girls, she always makes a hit.
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Title:
Swift's Premium Butterine, Swift and Company
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back
Description:
'No more on Mother Earth we run, Like demons to and fro, for now on Airships' fairy wings, To the Blue Sky we go. All Nations have their bird-like craft, Inventors are now viewing, To take us up among the clouds, Where soon we'll all be flying.' Everybody seems to be flying nowadays. The airships will soon be as popular as Swift's Premium Butterine.
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Title:
Swifts Premium Butterine
Divided Back
Description:
Miss Parley Vous of Gay Paree, Coquettish, somewhat vain, Goes riding every morning in her "Bleriot Aeroplane." Swift, darling like the swallow, She dashes thro' the air, The maiden and the "Monoplane," A most attractive pair. The french people certainly "do things" with flying machines. And how they do like Swift's Premium Butterine. They eat lots of it. Marie
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Title:
PAA Stratocruiser
Real Photo PM 1952 Sep-12
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Title:
Eibsee im winter (Eibsee in Winter)
Eibsee, Real Photo PM 1938 Mar-31
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Title:
Pan Am Sikorsky S-42 Clipper
Real Photo unused
Description:
One Pan Am Sikorsky S-42 Clipper on the water in Hong Kong Harbor. In this image an S-42 is on its takeoff run in American waters.
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