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Amelia Earhart, pioneering aviator, with planeAmelia Mary Earhart (1897-1937), American pioneering aviator, standing in front of her plane. Date: circa 1930s
Amy Johnson - pioneering English pilotAmy Johnson (later Mollison) CBE (1903-1941) - pioneering English pilot who was the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia
Douglas Bader - Flying Ace of WW2Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader (1910-1982) - Royal Air Force flying ace during the Second World War. A postcard produced for the (Royal)
Amy Johnson CBE (1903-1941) - pioneering English female pilot - pictured standing in front of her Gipsy Moth just before she undertook a 19-day solo flight to Australia
Harriet Quimby getting ready for flight 1912Harriet Quimby (1875 1912), American airwoman and a movie screenwriter. In 1911, she was awarded a U.S. pilots certificate by the Aero Club of America
Amy Johnson Says GoodbyeAmy Johnson (Mrs Mollison) leaves Lympne in Hearts Content on her record attempt to South America. Here she kisses her husband goodbye. Date: 6 February 1933
Cabral and Coutinho fly from Portugal to BrazilGabo Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral - Portuguese aviators who flew from Lisbon, Portugal to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1922 in a Fairey IIIB Float plane- the first time this feat was achieved
Manfred Von RichthofenMANFRED VON RICHTHOFEN Known as the " Red Baron", " Red Devil" and " Red Knight of Germany" ; he was Germanys greatest WWI pilot
First airmail letter delivered, Windsor CastleThe first airmail letter ever to be delivered is handed to the Postmaster of Windsor, to whom it is addressed, on the East Lawn of Windsor Castle
Paris / Eiffel Tower 1926French aviator Lieutenant Collot successfully flies his biplane beneath the Tour Eiffel, but in a moment he will hit a cable and crash fatally
Siberian death defier and Aviator baffling John ClempertUndated coloured poster for Siberian death defier and Aviator baffling John Clempert featuring illustrations of his tricks and performances. HPF/5B/18
Markham / Percival GullBeryl Markham, English pioneer aviator, and her Percival Gull: she was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic from London to North America
Richthofen and members of the JagdstaffelCaptain Baron von Richthofen, German flying ace, responsible for bringing down 80 Allied planes during World War One, pictured here with members of Jagdstaffel 5 around a Fokker plane after his 62nd
Doolittle / Gee Bee PlaneCaptain James Doolittle, American aviator, and his Gee Bee plane
Spelterini over AlpsSwiss aviator Eduard Spelterini achieves the first flight over the Swiss Alps in his balloon Wega
Aviator John Alcock 1919Captain in the Royal Air Force, he was the pilot of the first direct transatlantic flight in June 1919 with navigator Arthur Whitten Brown
Bleriot crosses the ChannelFirst air crossing of the English Channel by Louis Bleriot : over the open sea
Page from The Bystander, 18th April 1928, featuring an article called Flying for Women by Lady (Abe) Bailey, who is pictured top left as the champion woman aviator who flies a D.H. Moth
Beryl Markham (1902 1986), British-born Kenyan author, aviator, adventurer, and racehorse trainer. Photographed here, just after flying from Abingdon to Cape Breton Island
Wright Flyer A ( Shorts)A Shorts Wright Flyer a Biplane Flying at Low-Level in 1910 Date: 1910
Oswald Boelcke, German aviatorOswald Boelcke (1891 1916), German flying ace of World War One. Boelcke is considered the father of the German fighter air force, and first to formalize rules of air fighting
Newspaper Story by Toby Neal in Shropshire Star 10 Octob?Newspaper Story by Toby Neal in Shropshire Star 10 October 2006 Issue Page 8, Ernest Maund Early Aviator / Pilot from Craven Arms, Shropshire, UK
Monkey making flight at Bath Aviation Meeting 1912At the first Bath Aviation Meeting, Little Nat (monkey) made an ascent with Mr. Hucks, a well known airman at the time, after being up a short time the pilot had to come down owing to engine
Ernest Maund Early Aviator / Pilot with His Monoplane in?Ernest Maund Early Aviator / Pilot with His Monoplane in Craven Arms, Shropshire, UK
Sketch cover featuring Amelia Earhart by Olive SnellPortrait of pioneering American aviator, Amelia Earhart (1897 - 1937) by society portraitist Olive Snell on the front cover of The Sketch magazine. Date: 1928
Alcock and Brown - AviatorsBritish aviators John Alcock (1892 - 1919) and Arthur Whitten Brown (1886 1948) made the first non-stop transatlantic flight in June 1919.[1] They flew a modified World War I Vickers Vimy bomber
Gustav Hamel arriving at Windsor with the airmailThe aviator Gustav Hamel arriving at Windsor from Hendon on the very first airmail flight. The first aerial mail service took place on 9 September 1911 from Hendon Aerodrome to Windsor
Female Aviator with flying helmet and goggles
Gustav Hamels plane ready to leave Hendon for WindsorGustav Hamels aeroplane ready to leave Hendon Aerodrome for Windsor on the very first airmail flight. The first aerial mail service took place on 9 September 1911 from Hendon to Windsor
French Air Force PosterPoster advertising for pilots to join the French Air Force from the age of 17 years
Ant. Saint-ExuperySAINT-EXUPERY SAINT-EXUPERY French aviator and writer. Author of novels and essays, most with an aviation theme
Flight / Flying GirlPretty young aviatrix in a belted leather flight coat, leather gauntlets, helmet & goggles
Girls waving at an early Aviator flying overheadThe Aviator is the only man girls look up to A very beautifully drawn and interesting postcard, with strong leaning toward the Womens Suffrage movement during this period in the United Kingdom
Godwins ProjectFRANCIS GODWIN An ingenious method of flying by harnessing trained birds, who would tow the intrepid aviator even so far as the Moon
Gustav Hamel posting an airmail letterThe aviator Gustav Hamel posting an airmail letter which he himself will transport by air to Windsor. The first aerial mail service took place on 9 September 1911 from Hendon to Windsor
Gustav Hamel signing receipt for mail, HendonThe aviator Gustav Hamel in the cockpit of his aeroplane, signing the official receipt for the mail, just before setting out from Hendon Aerodrome to Windsor on the very first airmail flight
Stainforth / SupermarineFlight Lieutenant George Hedley Stainforth, British aviator, and the Supermarine S6B in which he exceeded the 400mph speed record in 1931
Amy Johnson / Cig CardAmy Johnson (Mrs Mollison), pioneer British aviator who made several record flights - seen here in 1935
Heath / Avro Avian PlaneMary Lady Heath, Irish aviator, and her Avro Avian: she was the first woman to fly solo from England to South Africa
Balbo / Savoia-MarchettiGeneral Italo Balbo, Italian aviator, and his Savoia-Marchetti
Samuel Cody / 1913Colonel Samuel Cody, English aviator
Sir Alan Cobham with his de Havilland DH. 60 Moth biplaneSir Alan John Cobham (18941973) - English aviation pioneer standing in front of his de Havilland DH.60 Moth G-EBKT, a light-weight, two-place, single-engine
Percival P3 Gull Six, G-ADPR, Jean, used by Jean BattenPercival P3 Gull Six, G-ADPR, Jean, used by Jean Gardner Batten, CBE, OSC (19091982), - a New Zealand aviatrix - on two record-breaking flights in the 1930s. Date: circa 1937
Colonel Charles Lindbergh, American aviator Date: 1930s
Amy Johnson alongside a Zogling primary gliderAmy Johnson CBE (1903-1941) - pioneering English female pilot (the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia) standing beside a Kegel-built Zogling primary glider, near Wendover
Lady members of the Heston Park flying clubA 3000 mile holiday tour by air by members of the Heston Park flying club, including a number of women pilots, set out from Heston Air Park (Aerodrome) in twenty aircraft
Marjorie Vereker and Adelaide Cleaver - Heston AerodromeMrs Marjorie Rosamond Seton Dower Vereker (nee Mulliner) (1902-1992) and Adelaide Franklin Cleaver (nee Pollock) (1885-1939)
WW2 - British Air Transport Auxiliary PilotWW2 - A smiling British Air Transport Auxiliary Pilot, carrying her parachute over her shoulder. Date: 1944
Bleriot flight, Toury to Artenay, 31st October 1908
Bleriot and Shackleton and others at a dinner at the Savoy Hotel in London
HMS Indomitable and Supermarine Seafires probably 1940s
Parachuting from a balloon Victorian period
British biplane dropping a torpedo during WW1
William Reefe Robinson VC RFC during WW1
Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier and biplanes possibly 1920s
Airship Zeppelin No. 8 early 1900s
Le Blon at Doncaster early 1900s
Centaur 2A Central Aircraft Company early 1900s
Samuel Franklin Cody flying a biplane early 1900s
Sopwith biplane Schneider Cup in 1919
Roe Triplane early 1900s
German Airship No. 1 Ansa early 1900s
Wright Flier II or III biplane early 1900s
Balloon Demonstration Victorian period
Delta and Gamma Airships Royal Aircraft Company early 1900s
Grahame-White Aerobus early 1900s
Breguet monoplane early 1900s
RNAS Airmen early 1900s
Sopwith seaplane early 1900s
Wreck of Zeppelin L3 in the Faroe Islands early 1900s
Hendon Aerodrome flying at night early 1900s
Biplane just taken off from an aircraft carrier early 1900s
Hydroplane during WW1
Hydroplane early 1900s
Adolphe Pegoud WW1 Ace early 1900s
Mdlle Helene Dutrieu, early aviator 1910s - postcard by unknown publisher Date: 1910s
Porte and Pirie Glider early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
Bristol Scout A biplane early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
Coventry Ordnance Biplane 1912 Date: 1912
AVRO Duigan Biplane, Humber Works, Coventry early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
Kennedy Biplane in 1917 Date: 1917
Short 184 biplane early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
Caudron Biplane early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
AVRO D Prototype at Barrow in Furness early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
