The 1922 Berliner Helicopter, designed by Henry Berliner , USA, June 1922. The aircraft is built around a Nieuport 23 fighter fuselage, fitted with a...
An artist's impression of the future of holidays: a beach club accessed by land, sea and air.1950-1959
The new ML light aircraft has been designed as a low cost, easy to maintain aircraft, which is easily stored and transported, for operation from...
Passengers embark the 'Kirchner Aerodromic Railway', an electric railway train combiuned with aeroplane wings which supported the weight of the...
Windmill plane, which resembles a helicopter, during test sessions at Heston Park with Captain Rawson.
Paul Didier with his flying bicycle, on which he covered a distance of 16 feet 6 inches at the Paris Cycleplane event.
Amateur birdman Perry Whincup prepares for an attempt to fly, using wings made from balsa wood, in a competition in Peterborough.
Crowd gathered around an aircraft at Claude Grahame-White's passenger flights event at Ranleagh.空中交通工具
The tiny flying Bicycle, coined The Flying Flea at Heston in Middlesex, standing by a larger Jersey Airways Ltd bi-plane.
American aviator Amelia Earhart sits at the controls of an experimental glider before a flight at the Scripps estate 'Wildwood Farms,' Lake Orion,...阿梅莉亚·埃尔哈特 - 領航員, 飛機, 密西根州
An illustrator's comic vision of future pollution from various modes of steam-powered transport. People are represented as walking, riding and flying...污染, 飛機
Frank Cincotta adjusts his U-Plane. The 'U' stands for 'you', as the plane is a remote controlled aircraft operated by 'you' by connecting wires...
Members of the Soil Conservation Service with the American Department of Agriculture stand with their 'snow plane'. Necessity dictates that they...
Scale model of a new American aeroplane by designer Mr Earl, incorporating 'bat-like' wings and a propeller over three times the size of its fuselage.
Aviator Jim Miller in the cockpit of a half-scale prototype of his 4-seater communter aircraft, the JM-2. Miller's design has a 100 hp engine and a...
Libellula in flight. Designed by George Miles, the Libellula is a tandem-winged and twin-engined machine which gives the pilot an excellent view for...第二次世界大戰
An impactical monoplane designed and piloted by Octave Gilbert. Aeroplane Album - Vol 2 Page 311900-1909, 踩單車
Designer Sergeant Clyde O Peterson sitting in the cockpit of his invention, a car built from salvaged aeroplane parts.
The Flying House - an aeroplane invented by Capt Arlington Batson which contains a sitting room and sleeping apartments.
The Westland Wisp, a radio-controlled, unmanned miniature helicopter designed to take pictures in dangerous places, is displayed at the Farnborough...空中交通工具, 英國, 監視
'The Plane' on display at Battersea Festival Gardens, London, is the invention of Rowland Emett, 'Punch' magazine cartoonist. It is equally at home...
The 'Caveman Bomber' Mark I, a student's answer to the 'Flying Bedstead', an experimental military aircraft capable of vertical take-off.
The McCulloch J -2, a new inexpensive Gyroplane is expected to be of considerable interest to the 400,000 licensed pilots in America.
In a scene from Mack Sennett's latest all star comedy 'Skylarking', Harry Gibbon explains the workings of his new invention the Self Raising Air Car.
19th century illustration depicting futuristic airships and hot air balloons, entitled 'New York Sky Harbor. 'The ships have masts and sails.1950-1959, 熱氣球
American stunt artist Evel Knievel points to his Sky-Cycle X-2 plane, which he used to jump across the Snake River Canyon in Idaho, as he talks to...展覽會
Artist and cartoonist William Heath Robinson painting a light aeroplane as a Chinese dragon for the British Hospitals' Air Pageants of which there...
An early design for a helicopter by English inventor Sir George Cayley. Recognized by many as the father of aviation, his 3-part paper entitled 'On...
Artist and cartoonist William Heath Robinson and assistants at Hanworth aerodrome putting the finishing touches to a light aeroplane which is being...
American flying machine guided by moveable wooden vanes or sails and governed by ropes from where the travellers are seated.
