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JACK391-An early aviator in a hydroplane.
The back of card
has the name of N Bond, opr. |
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JACK392-Aviator Val Bnettner and his mechanic
B.L. Donald |
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JACK393-An early British warplane, 1909.
S,G G., copyright 1 Military Series. On
front, F. Scovell, Photo. |
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JACK394-Close-up of Wm. S. Brock, America's
youngest aviator. A small insert shows him
flying, 1000 ft. high. |
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JACK395-A Burgess airplane is hoisted on board.
Dated on back Nov.27, 1911 in handwriting. |
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JACK396-An early hydroplane built by the man
who is seated in his plane, Burgess of
Marblehead, Mass. |
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JACK397-A Naval training machine made by Boeing
in
Seattle, Wash. Flew from Hampton Roads to Aeronautical Expo
New York, Feb 25, 1919. |
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JACK398-Close-up of E. Baumann.
CANCEL: Very light but has British stamp and
handwritten
message dated 1914. |
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JACK399-photo
image of Tony Castellane. Stamp on back identifies photographer as W.A. Bates of Mansfield, PA.
'Bates' marked on front also. |
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JACK400-Close view of Frank L. Champion
(handwritten). Photo stamped
on back: by studio of T.A. Manning of Long Beach, Cal. |
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JACK401-"Ready to Go" Moisant
Monoplane; Frank Champion aviator. |
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JACK402-A very nice view of "Senor Chavez
crossing the Simplon Pass
in a Bleriot Monoplane, Sept. 1910." Written on back. |
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JACK403-Clayton Craig printed on tail.
Back has studio but hard to read. Perhaps Ditchburg is
the location. Photographer's name is in script and illegible. |
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JACK404-Close-up photo of M. Christiaens.
A slip of paper included with postcard
states that it was the Baltimore Meet, Nov 6-12, 1910. Other details of meet on
slip of paper. Card is printed on early British back. |
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JACK405-Spectators take great interest in Cody's Waterplane
in this unusual shot. Done by Scovell &
Co, in Aldershot. |
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JACK406-Close-up view of an early airplane in
Sandusky, Ohio. |
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JACK407-Weldon B. Cooke, Oakland's favorite sky
pilot.
A souvenir of the Oakland-San Francisco Meet, Feb.17-25, 1912 |
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JACK408-On back, card says this is Herbert M.
Dailey. "Old Glory" (1910) had a
40ft. span and a 5ft width of wing (handwritten on back). |
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JACK409-Earl S. Daugherty in Somerville
Biplane, Coal City, Ill. Photo by Anton
Cinotto. Coal City, Ill. Daughery himself was from Long Beach, Cal. |
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JACK410-Airplane at S.D. State Fair, 1911.
"Root" photo. |
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JACK411-Aviator Dixon who made several flights
in (S.D. or N.D), and was later killed in
Seattle.
CANCEL: Oct. 26, 1911 from Williston, N. Dakota |
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JACK412-1911 S.D. State Fair. Dixon's
"humming bird." |
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JACK413-The State Fair, 1911, at Huron, S.D.
CANCEL: Huron, S.D., Oct. 11, 1911.
The handwritten message
notes "the aviator has since been killed and was
only 20 years old." |
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JACK414-A Curtiss Biplane wrecked near Spokane.
The aviator, Cromwell Dixon, was
killed. Oct.2, 1911 |