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planesawesome:VF-51 Screaming Eagles and VF-111 Sundowners F-14 Tomcats in formation with an E-2 Haw
Amelia Earhart: Aviator and first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, standing in front of
vintagemusclemen:Monday’s theme is male nudity in the world of aviation. This parachutist must be a
Mexico to Wisconsin, that’s quite a haul. Oshkosh 2017.
Creamsicle 140, Oshkosh 2017. mmmmmm, Creamsicles.
C-47 heading south to vintage aircraft camping (VAC), Oshkosh 2017. Proper airplane camping for sure
vintagepromotions:North American Aviation (NAA) wartime advertisement featuring an illustration of a
Salmson. ca. 1929. Alexis Kow.42 ¾ x 62 5/8 in./108.6 x 159 cmSalmson began as a manufacturer
vintageeveryday:Miss America of Aviation – 20 vintage photos of Ruth Elder as a pilot in the 1920s.
collective-history:A Hiller Flying Platform ca. 1950s Hiller Aviation Museum
From a album belonging to barnstormer/daredevil Carter Buton
klappersacks:Czechoslovakian matchbox label by Shailesh Chavda on Flickr.design
Captain Charles deForest Chandler poses with his Lewis Machine Gun mounted to a Wright Model B airpl
Aviation Meet, Los Angeles, Jan. 1910 by Halloween HJB flic.kr/p/2k4TpRh
vintageeveryday:The glory days of Air India: Here are 18 vintage photos of indian air hostesses from
nocternalrandomness:Vintage aviation Christmas Art featuring a 1929 Curtiss Robin
In 2 Tagen Nach Nord-Amerika !Deutsch Zeppelin-Reederei.Lithograph in colours.c.1936.84 x 59 cm.Art
UH-1 Iroquois AKA the Huey.
Recreation Period, San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, circa 1950.
1944-1945: US Air Force decorated planesView the collection here.
Aviation Christmas Card, 1920s
Aviator Glenn Curtiss in his ‘Hudson Flier’, readies for take off from Euc
vintageeveryday: On this day in 1977: 583 people died when two Boeing 747 aircrafts collided on the
An early bit of photographic fakery detailing the 1st National Aviation Meet at the Indianapolis Mot
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