Biplane Collection (page 65)

Early 20th century trade card imagining fashionable travel in 2012. Private biplane collecting passengers from roof of their house. Fortunately the boxes of Chocolat Lombard have not been forgotten

Baroness Raymonde Delaroche, first woman to hold a pilots licence. On 3 Nov. 1909 flew Voisin biplane 1, 000 yards. From postcard after photograph. Mail frank 1910

Samuel Franklin Cody (1862-1913) in his biplane. American-born British aviator

Warning Consider the possible consequences if you are careless in your work. American World War I poster, 1917, showing a biplane crashed in the ocean and survivors waiting for rescue

Airplane, artillery gun, and soldiers, 1917. Edward Penfield (1866-1925) American artist and illustrator. American military in World War I

World War I 1914-1918: Demonstration of German airforce effectiveness. 1918 German propaganda poster of British biplane going down in flames. Sigmund Suchodolski (1875-1935) German artist

Postcard of Early Airplane Mail Service. ca. 1913, Postcard of Early Airplane Mail Service

Postcard of Madison Square. ca. 1913, Madison Square, Metropolitan Life and Flat Iron Buildings, New York City. Madison Square showing Fifth Avenue at Right crossed by Broadway at 23rd Street

Postcard of Airplane Flying over Beach at Cedar Point. ca. 1916, FINEST FRESH WATER BEACH IN THE WORLD, CEDAR POINT, OHIO

An Aerial View Of The Eiffel Tower In Paris, Seen Through The Framework Of A Biplane, France, Between 1904 And 1914, E. Neurdein

First plane to fly the Atlantic non-stop. The Vickers-Vimy-Rolls machine flown by British aviators John Alcock (pilot) and James Brown (navigator), on 14/15 June 1919

Wright Brothers Military Flyer of 1909. Photograph

Georges-Marie Guynemer (1895-1917) French air fighter ace shot down 8 times. Died in combat 1917. Credited with 53 air victories. Broadsheet showing dog fights with German biplane and Fokkers

Loading a biplane with passengers and luggage at Croydon Aerodrome, London. Cover of " Airways" magazine, London, June 1925

Passengers arriving to embark for Paris at Croydon Aerodrome, London. Cover for" Airways" magazine, London, March 1925

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Samuel Franklin Cody (1862-1913) in his biplane. American-born British aviator

World war 2, a partisan airplane (polikarpov po-2) flying over leningrad territory, the word partisan is written on the side of the plane

Workers of the molotov automobile works in gorky (nizhni novgorod) learn to fly at the plants air club, the planes are polikarpov po-2 (u-2) trainers, 1940

World war 2, propaganda leaflets being loaded onto a polikarpov po-2 (u-2) airplane, the leaflets will be dropped behind enemy lines for the germans to read, july 1942

Preparations for the elections to the supreme soviet of the azerbaijan ssr, a meeting in stepanakert in the nagorno-karabakh autonomous region upon the arrival of a propaganda airplane, june 1938

A wounded red army soldier being loaded into a polikarpov po-2 (u-2) plane during world war 2

World war 2, soviet pilot preparing for a bombing run in a polikarpov po-2 (u-2) plane, ukraine

Members of an all womans squadron prepare for the forthcoming all-union aviation day air show, august 18, 1939, the commander of the womens squadron, pilot/instructor of the kiev district (moscow) t

Polikarpov po-2 (u-2) planes used for forest protection at an aerodrome in the irkutsk region, july 1949

Saxaul seeds delivered by camel caravan to the airport to be loaded onto an aeroflot polikarpov po-2 (u-2), the plane will sow the seeds by air to propagate a forest of the shrub-like tree in

World war 2, a soviet polikarpov po-2 (u-2) plane in liberated byelgorod in february 1943, the people are giving the pilot letters to relatives to mail

Polikarpov po-2 (u-2) biplanes at an aerodrome in a mountain pass in the northern caucasus, world war 2, october 1942

Australia, Fleurieu Peninsula, Mclaren Vale, Shiraz biplane at Fox Creek

Italy, The flight of Leo Delagrange, La Domenica del Corriere
Italy - 20th century. The flight of Leon Delagrange (1873-1910) by Achille Beltrame (1871-1945), La Domenica del Corriere, 1908

Imperial Airways aeroplane, 1931 C014 / 0462
Imperial Airways aeroplane. Shell Oil company mobile fuel tank being used to refuel the Imperial Airways Handley Page H.P.42 biplane Hanno in October 1931 at Semakh on the Sea of Galilee

Thomas Sopwith, British aviation pioneer C016 / 8816
Thomas Sopwith (1888-1989), British aviation pioneer, in a Howard Wright biplane. Sopwith taught himself to fly in 1910, and won a monetary prize for a flight of 169 miles

Bellanca Model CD aeroplane, 1920s C018 / 0615
Bellanca Model CD aeroplane. This aircraft was designed by Italian-US aircraft engineer Giuseppe Mario Bellanca (1886-1960)

Imperial Airways aeroplane, 1931 C014 / 0463
Imperial Airways aeroplane. Imperial Airways Handley Page H.P.42 biplane Hanno in October 1931 at Semakh on the Sea of Galilee

USS Langley aircraft carrier, 1928
USS Langley aircraft carrier (foreground) with aircraft (Vought VE-7) on its flight deck. In the background is the destroyer the USS Somers. The USS Langley was the US Navys first aircraft carrier

British BE2a fighter plane, World War I C014 / 2041
British BE2a fighter plane. The BE2 was a Bleriot Experimental biplane model produced by the Royal Aircraft Factory (later the Royal Aircraft Establishment)

Loening amphibian biplane, 1920s
Loening amphibian biplane. This is a US Navy Loening OL-1A model of. The Loening OL series of amphibian biplanes started in 1923

Curtiss seaplane America, 1914
Curtiss seaplane America. Aviators testing the first Curtiss Model H flying boat (called America ) in June 1914. This flying boat

Early ship flight attempt, 1910
Early ship flight attempt. Early Curtiss pusher-type biplane on a take-off ramp on the SS Pennsylvania (of the Hamburg America Line)

Malaria control operations, 20th century
Malaria control operations. Stearman biplane spraying an insecticide as part of malaria control operations. Stearman biplanes, introduced in 1934

Burgess-Dunne seaplane, 1910s. The US Burgess Company produced a range of aircraft between 1910 and 1918. This one is based on the Dunne D.8 tailless swept wing biplane

Polikarpov I-15 biplane fighter C015 / 6200
Polikarpov I-15. Forward three-quarter view of the Soviet Polikarpov TsKB-3, the prototype of the I-15 biplane fighter. The type first flew in 1933, and was produced in 1934-37

Farman aeroplane, 1909 C016 / 4517
Farman aeroplane in flight. The Farman planes were designed and built in France by the Farman brothers Henry and Maurice. Henry Farman bought one of the first commercially sold aeroplanes in 1907

Porte and seaplane America, 1914
Porte and seaplane America. British aviator Lieutenant John Cyril Porte (1884-1919) with the Curtiss Model H flying boat (called America ) that was launched on 22 June 1914

1903 Wright Flyer, museum display C016 / 2531
1903 Wright Flyer, museum display. The first powered flight was made by Orville Wright on 17 December 1903 near Kill Devil Hill, Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, USA

First mid-air refuelling, 1923 C013 / 7773
First mid-air refuelling. Two Airco DH-4B biplanes refuelling during flight on 27th June 1923, over Rockwell Field, California, USA

A U. S. Army Red Cross hospital plane at the time of the First World War. Photographed c1918
WORLD WAR I: RED CROSS. A U.S. Army Red Cross hospital plane at the time of the First World War. Photographed c1918

Sommer?s Farman biplane
?Wicker chair and foot control of Ailerons in Sommer?s Farman biplane?. ?Vehicles of the air? by Victor Lougheed. p.440a

Count de Lambert in Wright biplane

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"Taking Flight: The Timeless Charm of Biplanes" Step back in time with this captivating poster design by the Bristol Aeroplane Co Ltd, showcasing the iconic biplanes that once ruled the skies. From aerial photography in 1919 to the thrilling Sopwith Camel and Sopwith Camel 2F-1, these magnificent aircrafts have left an indelible mark on aviation history. Marvel at the awe-inspiring 1903 Wright Flyer on display at the Science Museum in London, a testament to mankind's relentless pursuit of flight. Immerse yourself in nostalgia as you gaze upon Imperial Airways' vintage poster, inviting you to embark on a journey through time. Experience a breathtaking view of London captured by Captain Alfred G Buckham's lens during 1926-1927, where biplanes gracefully soared above cityscapes. Witness the Nieuport 11 Bebe in low-level flight, its wings slicing through the air with precision and grace. Joining forces with U. S. Army Air Service was not just about learning but also earning your place among aviators - as depicted in their compelling recruiting poster from 1918. British RAF aeroplanes from 1939 remind us of their crucial role during wartime under G. H Davis' skilled brushstrokes. Relive the golden age of aviation at Goodwood Revival Bi-plane event where enthusiasts gather to celebrate these timeless flying machines. And finally, let Imperial Airways' enchanting poster transport you back to an era when travel was an adventure filled with wonder and elegance. Intriguingly versatile and undeniably charming, biplanes continue to captivate our imagination even today – reminding us that dreams can indeed take flight against all odds.