Air Craft Collection (page 20)

Trading Centre
Intercontinental Trading Port where Aircraft Land to Unload and Load their Cargoes of Merchandise

Refuelling in Space
Recharging the Energy Cells of a Future Aircraft in Mid- Flight

Blackburn Cubaroo Bomber
Torpedo bomber, on the ground, with crew

Siai Marchetti
SIAI MARCHETTI Italian aeroplanes used during World War Two

Softer Landings
Landing the aircraft is the most dangerous part of a flight, but steps can be taken to make it safer

Safe Aircraft - 2
So long as the flying machine remains on the ground, it presents no danger either to the aviator or to anyone else, and may be approached with complete safety

Safe Aircraft
It is certainly possible to design aircraft where safety is a priority and the chances of a crash are minimal

Inventions Cartoon 1 / 2
Illustration 1/2 A comical cartoon showing what look like elves or pixies getting into mischief with various inventions

Flight Cartoon (Back)
Illustration 2/2 A comical cartoon showing elves or possibly pixies getting into mischief with various aircraft

Flight Cartoon (Front)
Illustration 1/2 A comical cartoon showing elves or possibly pixies getting into mischief with various aircraft

Future Passenger Liner
The passenger liner of the future will be streamlined, and carry its own aircraft

Aircraft Factory 1914
The Royal Aircraft Factory at Aldershot is busy in 1914 producing warplanes such as the RE5 flying overhead - the first specifically reconn- -aisance plane of the RFC

Baggage at Croydon
Little chance of baggage going astray ! Luggage of passengers arriving at Croydon from Zurich is unloaded into a handcart and taken into the terminal by hand

Off to Paris by Air
An intrepid lady passenger at Croydon steps into the cabin of an Imperial Airways Continental Air Express, bound for Paris

Passengers in Argosy
Passengers comfortably installed in an Imperial Airways Armstrong Whitworth Argosy air liner from Croydon to continental Europe

Position Finding
In the Control Tower, a controller marks the position of each aircraft

Passengers Weigh In
At Croydon, passengers are weighed before the flight

Cruisers Attacked
British cruisers are attacked by German aircraft

Airborne Lovers 1890
Two lovers enjoy an aerial trip, their careless love causing them to overlook the fact that their aircraft has no wings and that its two airscrews are not turning

American Flying Saucer
An American Flying Saucer causes massive destruction among conventional aircraft

Emile Aubrun spotting submarines from his aeroplane
The French aviator Emile Aubrun (1881-1967) at Cherbourg demonstrates that submarines under water can be detected from aircraft flying at a height of 500 metres

Voisin Biplane
This very successful French biplane will go through many modifications during the years leading up to World War One

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