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Background imageAviation Collection: Leonardo da Vincis drawing of a wing-testing rig for an ornithopter wing, 1486-1490

Leonardo da Vincis drawing of a wing-testing rig for an ornithopter wing, 1486-1490
LEONARDO: ORNITHOPTER. Leonardo da Vincis drawing of a wing-testing rig for an ornithopter wing, 1486-1490

Background imageAviation Collection: Sketch of a semi-prone ornithopter, showing gear train, and cog-pedal transmission

Sketch of a semi-prone ornithopter, showing gear train, and cog-pedal transmission
LEONARDO: ORNITHOPTER. Sketch of a semi-prone ornithopter, showing gear train, and cog-pedal transmission. Drawing, c1485, by Leonardo da Vinci

Background imageAviation Collection: Sir Hiram Maxims flying machine, c1894. Contempoary line engraving

Sir Hiram Maxims flying machine, c1894. Contempoary line engraving
MAXIMs FLYING MACHINE. Sir Hiram Maxims flying machine, c1894. Contempoary line engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: John William Dunnes powered tailless biplane with swept-back wings, 1907

John William Dunnes powered tailless biplane with swept-back wings, 1907
DUNNEs BIPLANE, 1907. John William Dunnes powered tailless biplane with swept-back wings, 1907

Background imageAviation Collection: Orville Wrights telegram to his father announcing the successful flights of 17 December 1903

Orville Wrights telegram to his father announcing the successful flights of 17 December 1903
WRIGHT BROTHERS TELEGRAM. Orville Wrights telegram to his father announcing the successful flights of 17 December 1903

Background imageAviation Collection: Henri Fabre making the first seaplane flight on Le Canard (The Duck) at Martigues

Henri Fabre making the first seaplane flight on Le Canard (The Duck) at Martigues, near Marseilles, France
FABRE HYDRAVION, 1910. Henri Fabre making the first seaplane flight on Le Canard (The Duck) at Martigues, near Marseilles, France, 28 March 1910

Background imageAviation Collection: Plan, frontal, and side views of Octave Chanutes biplane glider of 1896

Plan, frontal, and side views of Octave Chanutes biplane glider of 1896
CHANUTEs GLIDER, 1896. Plan, frontal, and side views of Octave Chanutes biplane glider of 1896

Background imageAviation Collection: Samuel Pierpont Langleys airplane at Quantico, Virginia, 1903

Samuel Pierpont Langleys airplane at Quantico, Virginia, 1903
THE LANGLEY AIRPLANE. Samuel Pierpont Langleys airplane at Quantico, Virginia, 1903

Background imageAviation Collection: Leonardo da Vincis drawing, c1487, of a prone ornithopter with pilots legs moving together

Leonardo da Vincis drawing, c1487, of a prone ornithopter with pilots legs moving together
LEONARDO: ORNITHOPTER. Leonardo da Vincis drawing, c1487, of a prone ornithopter with pilots legs moving together and wings hand-operated on the upstroke

Background imageAviation Collection: Drawing, c1486-90, of a standing ornithopter. A man standing in a bowl-shaped aircraft operates

Drawing, c1486-90, of a standing ornithopter. A man standing in a bowl-shaped aircraft operates four beating wings by
LEONARDO: AERONAUTICS. Drawing, c1486-90, of a standing ornithopter. A man standing in a bowl-shaped aircraft operates four beating wings by means of a massive transmission of hand-and-foot operated

Background imageAviation Collection: The French flying bicycle, Aviette. Photograph, c1900

The French flying bicycle, Aviette. Photograph, c1900
FLYING BICYCLE, c1900. The French flying bicycle, Aviette. Photograph, c1900

Background imageAviation Collection: Engraving after the etching and engraving, 1759, by William Hogarth

Engraving after the etching and engraving, 1759, by William Hogarth
HOGARTH: COCKPIT, 1759. Engraving after the etching and engraving, 1759, by William Hogarth

Background imageAviation Collection: A Malthusian view of an overcrowded London, England, of the future

A Malthusian view of an overcrowded London, England, of the future. Etching by George Cruikshank after the writings of
CRUIKSHANK: LONDON, 1851. A Malthusian view of an overcrowded London, England, of the future. Etching by George Cruikshank after the writings of Thomas Malthus, 1851

Background imageAviation Collection: Drawing, c1510-1515, of a falling-leaf glider, showing a series of descent positions by Leonardo

Drawing, c1510-1515, of a falling-leaf glider, showing a series of descent positions by Leonardo da Vinci
LEONARDO: AERONAUTICS. Drawing, c1510-1515, of a falling-leaf glider, showing a series of descent positions by Leonardo da Vinci

Background imageAviation Collection: Drawing, c1486-90, of a helical-screw helicopter

Drawing, c1486-90, of a helical-screw helicopter
LEONARDO: HELICOPTER. Drawing, c1486-90, of a helical-screw helicopter

Background imageAviation Collection: John H. Penningtons aerial steamship. Lithograph, American, 1850

John H. Penningtons aerial steamship. Lithograph, American, 1850
PENNINGTONs AIRSHIP, 1850. John H. Penningtons aerial steamship. Lithograph, American, 1850

Background imageAviation Collection: Airship patented by B. F. Barnes of Circleville, Ohio, in 1892. Contemporary line engraving

Airship patented by B. F. Barnes of Circleville, Ohio, in 1892. Contemporary line engraving
BARNES AIRSHIP, 1892. Airship patented by B.F. Barnes of Circleville, Ohio, in 1892. Contemporary line engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: Lincoln Beachey sailing over New York, c1914

Lincoln Beachey sailing over New York, c1914
LINCOLN BEACHEYs AIRSHIP. Lincoln Beachey sailing over New York, c1914

Background imageAviation Collection: Souvenir postcard of the James Gordon Bennett trophy flights at Zurich, Switzerland, 1909

Souvenir postcard of the James Gordon Bennett trophy flights at Zurich, Switzerland, 1909
BALLOON POSTCARD, 1909. Souvenir postcard of the James Gordon Bennett trophy flights at Zurich, Switzerland, 1909

Background imageAviation Collection: The Atlantic, in which John Wise and three companions set out from St. Louis, Missouri

The Atlantic, in which John Wise and three companions set out from St. Louis, Missouri
ATLANTIC BALLOON, 1859. The Atlantic, in which John Wise and three companions set out from St. Louis, Missouri, on 1 July 1859 to prove that a west-to-east crossing of the Atlantic Ocean was

Background imageAviation Collection: The balloon invented by Dupuy du Lome which flew from Paris to Noyon in Picardie, France, in 1872

The balloon invented by Dupuy du Lome which flew from Paris to Noyon in Picardie, France, in 1872
FRENCH BALLOON, 1872. The balloon invented by Dupuy du Lome which flew from Paris to Noyon in Picardie, France, in 1872. Wood engraving from a contemporary American newspaper

Background imageAviation Collection: An early American flying machine, c1900

An early American flying machine, c1900
FLYING MACHINE, 1900. An early American flying machine, c1900

Background imageAviation Collection: Sir George Cayley (1773-1857). English pioneer of aviation. Cayleys notes

Sir George Cayley (1773-1857). English pioneer of aviation. Cayleys notes
CAYLEYs NOTES, 1849. Sir George Cayley (1773-1857). English pioneer of aviation. Cayleys notes and sketches of glider experiments made in the summer of 1849

Background imageAviation Collection: Sir George Cayley (1773-1857), English pioneer of aviation. Cayleys sketch in his notebook of his

Sir George Cayley (1773-1857), English pioneer of aviation. Cayleys sketch in his notebook of his experimental glider
CAYLEY GLIDER, 1804. Sir George Cayley (1773-1857), English pioneer of aviation. Cayleys sketch in his notebook of his experimental glider, the first ever made for aeronautical research

Background imageAviation Collection: Wood engraving, English, 1874

Wood engraving, English, 1874
FLYING MANs PARACHUTE. Wood engraving, English, 1874

Background imageAviation Collection: A flying machine invented by Edward P. Frost of England in 1891, with wings of artificial feathers

A flying machine invented by Edward P. Frost of England in 1891, with wings of artificial feathers
FROST FLYING MACHINE, 1891. A flying machine invented by Edward P. Frost of England in 1891, with wings of artificial feathers: contemporary drawing

Background imageAviation Collection: A flying machine patented in 1892 by William N. Riddle of Crowley, Texas. Contemporary engraving

A flying machine patented in 1892 by William N. Riddle of Crowley, Texas. Contemporary engraving
RIDDLEs FLYING MACHINE. A flying machine patented in 1892 by William N. Riddle of Crowley, Texas. Contemporary engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: Diagram of Thomas Walkers ornithopter

Diagram of Thomas Walkers ornithopter
ORNITHOPTER, 1810. Diagram of Thomas Walkers ornithopter

Background imageAviation Collection: Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving

Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving
AEROSTATIC LOCOMOTIVE 1850. Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving

Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving
AEROSTATIC LOCOMOTIVE, 1850. Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving

Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving
AEROSTATIC LOCOMOTIVE 1850. Ernest Petins aerostatic locomotive of 1850. Contemporary wood engraving

Background imageAviation Collection: Ascent of M. Poiteven, on horseback, in a balloon, from the Champ de Mars, Paris

Ascent of M. Poiteven, on horseback, in a balloon, from the Champ de Mars, Paris
HORSEBACK BALLOON RIDE. Ascent of M. Poiteven, on horseback, in a balloon, from the Champ de Mars, Paris

Background imageAviation Collection: Besniers flying apparatus of 1678. Wood engraving, 19th century

Besniers flying apparatus of 1678. Wood engraving, 19th century
BESNIERs EXPERIMENT, 1678. Besniers flying apparatus of 1678. Wood engraving, 19th century

Background imageAviation Collection: A representation of Bartolomeu Lourenco de Gusmaos man-carrying ornithopter of 1709

A representation of Bartolomeu Lourenco de Gusmaos man-carrying ornithopter of 1709. Wood engraving, 19th century
FLYING MACHINE, 1709. A representation of Bartolomeu Lourenco de Gusmaos man-carrying ornithopter of 1709. Wood engraving, 19th century

Background imageAviation Collection: Wood engraving, American, c1880

Wood engraving, American, c1880
HIGHWAY OF THE FUTURE. Wood engraving, American, c1880

Background imageAviation Collection: Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown beside the modified Vickers-Vimy biplane

Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown beside the modified Vickers-Vimy biplane in which they made
ALCOCK & BROWN, 1919. Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown beside the modified Vickers-Vimy biplane in which they made the first nonstop transatlantic flight

Background imageAviation Collection: The modified Vickers-Vimy biplane in which Captain John Alcock

The modified Vickers-Vimy biplane in which Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown made the first
ALCOCK & BROWN, 1919. The modified Vickers-Vimy biplane in which Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown made the first nonstop transatlantic flight, Newfoundland to Ireland

Background imageAviation Collection: The ascent of The Giant at Brussels, Belgium, in 1864. Contemporary French wood engraving

The ascent of The Giant at Brussels, Belgium, in 1864. Contemporary French wood engraving
THE GIANT BALLOON, 1864. The ascent of The Giant at Brussels, Belgium, in 1864. Contemporary French 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: Ascent of the Victoria balloon, at Hastings, England. Wood engraving, English, 1851

Ascent of the Victoria balloon, at Hastings, England. Wood engraving, English, 1851
VICTORIA BALLOON, 1851. Ascent of the Victoria balloon, at Hastings, England. Wood engraving, English, 1851

Background imageAviation Collection: A Wright Brothers biplane in flight. Pen-and-ink drawing by an unknown artist, c1907

A Wright Brothers biplane in flight. Pen-and-ink drawing by an unknown artist, c1907
WRIGHT BROTHERS PLANE. A Wright Brothers biplane in flight. Pen-and-ink drawing by an unknown artist, c1907

Background imageAviation Collection: Sir Hiram Maxims steam-driven flying machine, c1894. Line engraving, German

Sir Hiram Maxims steam-driven flying machine, c1894. Line engraving, German
MAXIMs FLYING MACHINE. Sir Hiram Maxims steam-driven flying machine, c1894. Line engraving, German

Background imageAviation Collection: One of Samuel Pierpont Langleys flying machines of the late 1890s

One of Samuel Pierpont Langleys flying machines of the late 1890s
LANGLEYs FLYING MACHINE. One of Samuel Pierpont Langleys flying machines of the late 1890s. ContemporaryGerman engraving

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

German aeronautical engineer. One of Otto Lilenthals early glider flights. Line engraving, German, late 19th century
OTTO LILIENTHAL (1848-1896). German aeronautical engineer. One of Otto Lilenthals early glider flights. Line engraving, German, late 19th century

Background imageAviation Collection: One of Otto Lilienthals early glider flights. Line engraving, German, late 19th century

One of Otto Lilienthals early glider flights. Line engraving, German, late 19th century
LILIENTHAL GLIDER, 1895. One of Otto Lilienthals early glider flights. Line engraving, German, late 19th century

Background imageAviation Collection: A trial of Sir Hiram Maxims enormous steam-driven flying machine, near London, England, in 1894

A trial of Sir Hiram Maxims enormous steam-driven flying machine, near London, England, in 1894
AERONAUTICS: EXPERIMENTS. A trial of Sir Hiram Maxims enormous steam-driven flying machine, near London, England, in 1894

Background imageAviation Collection: Orville Wright (1871-1948), American aviation pioneer, flying around the Statue of Liberty in New

Orville Wright (1871-1948), American aviation pioneer, flying around the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor in 1909
ORVILLE WRIGHT IN FLIGHT. Orville Wright (1871-1948), American aviation pioneer, flying around the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor in 1909, photographed from the top of the statue

Background imageAviation Collection: Madame Jean Pierre Blanchard rising in a balloon above Turin, Italy

Madame Jean Pierre Blanchard rising in a balloon above Turin, Italy, in 1812: contemporary French colored engraving
BLANCHARD: ITALY, 1812. Madame Jean Pierre Blanchard rising in a balloon above Turin, Italy, in 1812: contemporary French colored engraving



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