Skip to main content

Balloon Collection (page 73)

"D-Day - Supplies pour ashore as balloons guide the way to victory" The Bristol balloon festival, a mesmerizing spectacle in Avon, England

Background imageBalloon Collection: Girls Playing Ball

Girls Playing Ball
Two young girls playing catch

Background imageBalloon Collection: Pre Andree Departure

Pre Andree Departure
Andree, with Strindberg and Fraenkel, make last-minute preparations at Spitzbergen for their flight : in a few moments they will be on their way to the North Pole

Background imageBalloon Collection: Caquot Military Balloon

Caquot Military Balloon
Caquot-type kite balloon for military use

Background imageBalloon Collection: German Balloon Watched

German Balloon Watched
A colourful balloon is watched by a rather drab crowd in a grey field probably on the outskirts of Stuttgart, a notoriously colourless city

Background imageBalloon Collection: French Capture Hong-Hoa

French Capture Hong-Hoa
The French use captive balloons for reconnaisance purposes at the capture of Hong-Hoa in Indo-China (Vietnam)

Background imageBalloon Collection: Mongolfier Manned Flight

Mongolfier Manned Flight
First manned flight by Pilatre de Rozier and D Arlandes in Mongolfiere, Paris

Background imageBalloon Collection: GIFFARDs BALLOON 1878

GIFFARDs BALLOON 1878
Giffards captive balloon at the Paris Exposition

Background imageBalloon Collection: Skyhook Balloons

Skyhook Balloons
Skyhook high-altitude weather balloons, such as these used by the U.S.Navy, were liable to be perceived as UFOs by witnesses unfamiliar with them

Background imageBalloon Collection: First Manned Flight

First Manned Flight
Pilatre de Rozier and le marquis d Arlandes make the first manned flight, in a hot- air Montgolfiere, over Paris

Background imageBalloon Collection: Montgolfier / Manned

Montgolfier / Manned
Balloon of de Rozier and d Arlandes makes its first manned ascent

Background imageBalloon Collection: Charles & Robert

Charles & Robert
Celebrated flight from Tuileries Garden by J.A.C. Charles, and Louis- Nicolas Robert

Background imageBalloon Collection: Balloon Attacked / 1783

Balloon Attacked / 1783
The unmanned balloon is attacked on landing at Gonesse after a successful flight from Paris

Background imageBalloon Collection: First Montgolfiere 1783

First Montgolfiere 1783
THE FIRST PRACTICAL BALLOON Montgolfiers first air balloon, unmanned, was launched at Annonay, rose to 2000 metres; the Academie Royale des Sciences paid for the venture

Background imageBalloon Collection: Transport / Flight / Balloon

Transport / Flight / Balloon
Ballooning pioneers Charles and Robert land at Nesles, France

Background imageBalloon Collection: Piccard Ascends 1931

Piccard Ascends 1931
Auguste Piccard, Swiss scientist, with colleague Kupfer, reaches record altitude of 16, 201m, ascending from Augsburg and coming down in the Austrian Alps

Background imageBalloon Collection: Balloon Lightened

Balloon Lightened
A scene in the basket of a balloon. One man consults the altimeter : another empties sand to lighten the balloon and gain height, a third releases a carrier-pigeon

Background imageBalloon Collection: Beggars in Balloons

Beggars in Balloons
While the wealthy flit about the skies in their private aeroplanes, beggars must make do with balloons, aged and patched

Background imageBalloon Collection: Steam Engine Satire

Steam Engine Satire
The steam carriage, constantly in danger of blowing up, is only one of the technological advances in transportation - there are also velocipedes, kite-drawn cars, balloons

Background imageBalloon Collection: Famale Dancing / Beaute

Famale Dancing / Beaute
Woman dancing with balloons, leans back and poses

Background imageBalloon Collection: Invasion Plan / Balloons

Invasion Plan / Balloons
INVASION PLANS The Thiloriere is a huge montgolfiere (hot-air-balloon) which will carry large numbers of French troops to England, at a very modest cost Date: 1804

Background imageBalloon Collection: ENTREPRENANT - 3

ENTREPRENANT - 3
Balloon, used by the French for reconnaisance during the Revolutionary War, notably at the battle of Fleurus - the first use of a manned airborne device in warfare

Background imageBalloon Collection: ENTREPRENANT - 1

ENTREPRENANT - 1
The French " Entreprenant" balloon is used for reconnaissance purposes at the battle of Fleurus - the first use of manned airborne devices in warfare

Background imageBalloon Collection: UFOS / IFOS

UFOS / IFOS
The United States government reveals that its weather balloons have been the cause of many UFO identifications

Background imageBalloon Collection: Montgolfier Unmanned

Montgolfier Unmanned
A montgolfiere (hot air) flies from Versailles to Vaucresson carrying a sheep, a cock and a hen - the first aerial passengers !

Background imageBalloon Collection: First Montgolfier / Cig Cd

First Montgolfier / Cig Cd
PILATRE DE ROZIER and the MARQUIS D ARLANDES make the first successful manned flight in a Montgolfier balloon (hot air) at Paris

Background imageBalloon Collection: Tissandiers Balloon

Tissandiers Balloon
Tissandiers Pole Nord over Northern France after sunset

Background imageBalloon Collection: Balloon & Meteor Shower

Balloon & Meteor Shower
A meteor shower seen from a balloon over Northern France by Wilfred de Fonvielle

Background imageBalloon Collection: Balloon Satire of 1785

Balloon Satire of 1785
French satire on ballooning using horses to steer wayward balloon

Background imageBalloon Collection: Futuristic air transport, with a traffic policeman

Futuristic air transport, with a traffic policeman
A futuristic air transport scene. A traffic policeman, in his own mini-airship, directs international air traffic




For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

"D-Day - Supplies pour ashore as balloons guide the way to victory" The Bristol balloon festival, a mesmerizing spectacle in Avon, England, Europe Captivating moments at the Chelsea Arts Club Ball with balloons floating above A heartwarming sight of a Bassett hound puppy with its ears held up by colorful balloons Remembering the Catford Evacuees who found solace in the sky filled with balloons An enchanting illustration from W Heath Robinson's Railway Ribaldry featuring a whimsical balloon adventure Paul Klee's masterpiece on gauze and board captures the ethereal beauty of balloons (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Marveling at an aerial view of Manchester and the Ship Canal adorned by majestic hot air balloons Montgolfier balloon gracefully soaring over Paris, painting a picture-perfect scene Celebrating James Sadler's pioneering spirit through his remarkable invention.