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Santos-Dumont / SemALBERTO SANTOS-DUMONT Brazilian aviation pioneer in France Date: 1873 - 1932
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
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
The Upside Down Dinner given by the Hendon Aviators to Bentfield Hucks and Gustav Hamel at the Royal Automobile Club on 16 January 1914
S. F. Cody, right, as a ?strike-breaker?, arrived at Bro?S.F. Cody, right, as a ?strike-breaker?, arrived at Brooklands from Aldershot, drinking the health of the aviators on strike circa 1911
Shell Special Petrol - Shell Ltd. Date: 1933
Samuel Cody assorted memorabiliaEARLY AVIATION PIONEERS - THE SAMUEL CODY ARCHIVE: Extremely important Royal Aero Club Aviators Certificate No.9, 1910, issued to S. F
Motoring and Aviation Record BreakersSir Henry Tim Birkin (1896-1933) and Dorothy Paget (1905-1960) showing off their Bentley. And James Allan Jim Mollison (1905-1959)
Jim Mollison and KangerooScottish aviator James Allan Jim Mollison (1905-1959) was greeted by a kangaroo in Croydon, at the end of his record breaking flight from Australia to England
Miss F. J. Crossley, AviatrixMiss F. J. Crossley, a female aviator who had recently competed in an air race around England. Date: 1931
Parade for Harold Gatty and Wiley PostA parade along Broadway for navigator Harold Gatty 1903-1957) and pilot Wiley Post (1898-1935), celebrating their record-breaking achievement of flying around the world in under nine days. Date: 1931
Early aerial photograph and aviatorsAn early aerial photograph of Paris captured during Emile Dubonnet's (1883-1940) pioneering 65 mile flight from Juvisy to Orleans in 1910
GUYNEMER/HEROS DE FRANCEFrance mourns the death of her greatest aviator, Georges-Marie Guynemer Date: 1917
Sicele O Brien (1887 - 1931), Irelands pioneering pilot, second woman to get her commercial licence
Helene DutrieuHlne Dutrieu (1877 - 1961), Belgian world champion cyclist, automobile racer, stunt driver, cyclist and motorcyclist and pioneer aviator
Jean Batten, New Zealand aviatorJean Batten (1909 - 1982), New Zealand aviator. She made a number of record-breaking solo flights across the world, including the first-ever solo flight from England to New Zealand in 1936
Aviator Antonia de Varelia in aviation style hatThe well-known female aviator, Antonia de Vareli photographed in a close-fitting helmet style hat made of silk and lined with suede. 1928
Pilots of the Royal Air Force Scouting SquadronAirmen of the Royal Air Force scouting squadron posing for a photograph, together with various animal mascots, in July 1918. Date: 1918
Raymonde de Laroche (1882 -1919), born Elise Raymonde Deroche, French pilot and the first woman in the world to receive an aeroplane pilots licence
Max Immelmann (1890 - 1916), German air ace in World War One but shot down in action
Samuel Franklin Cody (1867- 1913), Wild West showman and early pioneer of manned flight
Crown Princess Cecilie greeting German Marine Flyerscirca 1930s
Monument - cross-channel balloon flight - L Hoste and Mangotcirca 1910s
Mary, Lady Heath female Irish aviator Date: 1928
Clarence Chamberlin, woman aviator 1927Clarence Chamberlin makes his first flight from the USA to Germany. Date: 9 June 1927
FRANCE / ALPS / FLIGHTS 1931French Alps: sight-seeing flights over Mont Blanc, from Passy airfield Date: 1931
Wilbur Wright (1867 - 1912), American pioneer aviator: a satirical comment on his flying ability Date: 1908
LINDBERGH / BLERIOTLindbergh is greeted in Paris by French aviator Louis Bleriot (1872-1936) Date: 1927
Earhart in IrelandAmelia Earhart lowers herself from her aircraft at Londonderry after her solo transatlantic flight West to East Date: 1932
Celebration of French Aviators. Date: circa 1910s
Souvenir Medal to the pioneers of Transatlantic FlightSouvenir Medal/Medallion to the pioneers of Transatlantic Flight - both those who lost their lives and then (finally) the one (Lindbergh) who succeeded. Date: circa 1927
Chinese Woman PilotMiss Esther Ling, the first Chinese airwoman. Date: 1930s
Harriet Quimby (1875 1912), American airwoman and a movie screenwriter. Photograph showing her in novel flying clothing that she designed
Amy Johnson (1903 - 1941), pioneering English aviator
Sketch cover - Diana Guest ManningMiss Diana Guest, later Manning (1909-1994), daughter of Captain Freddie Guest, who recently took her pilots A certificate. One of a number of society women taking to the air in the inter-war period
Jean Batten (1909 - 1982), Pioneering aviator from New Zealand. 1937
Dorothy Spicer, aviatorDorothy Norman Spicer, married name Pearce (1908- 1946), aviator and pioneering aeronautical engineeer. Together with her business partner Pauline Gower set up a successful aeronautical company
Bomb dropping apparatus of German Aviators 1915German avaitors in The Roland biplane bomber. This diagram shows observer operating the pedal board to release the plate in the floor of the fuselage, ready for bombs to be dropped
Mrs. Sage and Mr. Biggin, late 18th century Aviators (ballon ascents). Date: circa 1785
Madame La Baronne Raymonde de Laroche - the first woman in the world to receive a pilots aviators certificate (Ae
Sicele O Brien (1887 - 1931) Irelands pioneering pilot
Tatler cover - Jim MollisonFront cover of The Tatler, featuring photographs of Jim Mollison. James Allan (Jim) Mollison (1905-1959), was a record-breaking Scottish aviator, and husband of Amy Johnson. Date: 1933
The Mollisons at St. Moritz, 1933 (Amy Johnson)Aviation power couple, Amy Johnson and her husband Jim Mollison, pictured on the slopes at the fashionable ski resort of St. Moritz. Date: 1933
Buttonless costume for lady aviatorsAn aeroplane gown with divided skirt, the creation of a New York fashion house in 1909. Opening at the back on the left side, it fastened with hooks and was entirely buttonless
Mr Grahame-White & Miss Harrison Ben - aeroplane flightThe well-known aviator, Mr Grahame-White with Miss Harrison Benn about to take off in a flight in his aeroplane at a Bournemouth aviation meeting in July 1910. Date: 1910
Mrs. Cody / Aviatorwife of Samuel Franklin Cody. Became the first woman to fly in England at Laffins Plain, Aldershot, Hampshire, here modelling the latest fashions Date: 1909
BLERIOT / ILZ / 1909Louis Bleriot in the cockpit of his plane, at the time of his flight across the English Channel Date: 1909
Mermoz / Hiss AeronautiqueJean Mermoz, pioneer French aviator Date: 1901 - 1936
BLERIOTLOUIS BLERIOT (1872 1936), French aviator, in his flying suit
Dieudonne Coste & PlaneFrench aviator in front of his plane, The Question Mark, in which he and Maurice Bellonte completed the first non-stop flight from Europe to the USA on 2 September 1930 Date: 1930
Samuel Cody / V Fair 1908Samuel Franklin Cody, Texan aviator: he made the first flight in Britain in 1908 Date: 1867 - 1913
Hubert Latham (Aviator)Hubert Latham Date: 1883 - 1912
Anthony H. G. Fokker, aviatorAnthony H.G. Fokker(1890-1939), Dutch aviator
Cartoon, the French aviator as hero, WW1Cartoon, the French aviator as hero -- everyone admires him! Date: 1915
Cartoon, Stoicism, WW1Cartoon, Stoicism -- a French aviator impresses two fashionable women with his toughness during a bombardment. Date: 1915
Cartoon, French aviator in a bar, WW1Cartoon, a French aviator with two admiring women in a bar. Oh, he has some little wings! Yes, just like Cupid! Date: 1915
Sir Alan John Cobham and staffSir Alan John Cobham (1894-1973), English aviation pioneer (third from right), and staff (known as the Flying Circus), group photo at an air display. Date: circa 1930s
WW1 - Commodore Bigsworth drops bombs on zeppelin, 1915WW1 - Air Commodore Arthur Wellesley Bigsworth (1885-1961) was a pioneer aviator who had a distinguished military career in the service of the British armed forces
WW1 - Air Action - English SE5 and German Albatros D. VaWW1 - A photograph capturing two aeroplanes in action from below viewpoint. The British biplane fighter aircraft S.E.5, (Scout Experimental 5)
WW1 - Double-sized German biplane debut over PoelcappelleWW1 - The new extra-sized German fighter biplane shown making its debut in the war. It was nicknamed Fritz by the British
WW1 - Air Patrol - The Night Hawk, 1917WW1 - Air force and mechanics at sea-shore preparing a British sea-plane, The Night Hawk, for flight. Date: 1917
WW1 - French and German aerial combat, 1916WW1 - In aerial combat over Champagne district in France, a German biplane fires at and brings down a French aviator. The damaged aircraft leaves a trail of black smoke as it falls nose-down from
WW1 - French and German aerial battle, 1916WW1 - French and German aeroplanes in an aerial battle. The French in quick-firing gun action using the built in machine gun at the nose of the battle-plane to attack their enemy
WW1 - Aerial combat - Over Mametz Wood, FranceWW1 - An illustration and birdseye view of an aerial fight. A British airman in action bringing down an enemy aircraft over Mametz Wood in France. Date: 1917
WW1 - Decorated Belgian aeroplanes - Charlie ChaplainWW1 - An illustration of the world-popular cinema star, Charlie Chaplain, on the nose of a Belgian aeroplane. The idea behind the Belgian avaiators sense of humour is that the image of the comedian
WW1 - Decorated Belgian aeroplanes - Medussas HeadWW1 - Belgian aviators show their humour as they decorate their aircrafts. Seen here is Medusas head painted on the nose the aeroplane
WW1 - British bomber squadron with Avro 504sWW1 - Three Avro 504 British biplanes and the British bomber squadron on the ground preparing to carry out an aerial attack in Friedrichshafen, Germany. Commander Briggs biplane, No
WW1 - Aircraft in battle, 1915WW1 - A depiction of an aerial duel, with the gunner from the aeroplane in the foreground, firing at its enemy from above at a distance. Date: 1915
The courtesies of the air, WW1The courtesies of the air: how the airmen fight. Showing British war biplanes parked in a wide meadow (top), British and Belgian aviators (bottom left), and a group of German aviators (bottom right)
Saluting the Vanquished Foe, WW1 in the air by C ClarkA German monoplane, forced to descend with the British lines on the Western front. The plane was forced to alight owing to the tactics of the British aviators in the neighbourhood where the aerial
Grivillers & Maricourt, French aviators, Sopwith biplaneGrivillers and Maricourt (Somme) - French aviators with a Sopwith biplane, by Louis Dauphin (1885-1926)
Jean Batten in 1934Jean Batten (1909 - 1982). Pioneering aviator from New Zealand. In May 1934 Batten successfully flew solo from England to Australia in the Gipsy Moth
The First Channel Flight by BleriotPage of pictures charting the successful flight of Louis Bleriot across the Channel from Calais to Dover in forty minutes. Date: 1909
Johnsons Plane CrashThe aeroplane of AMY JOHNSON and husband JAMES MOLLISON, abandoned where it crashed, Bridgeport, U.S.A. during an attempt to fly from Wales to New York. Date: 23 July 1933
Mr. and Madame Garnerin. Date: 1802
Hugh Lewis Esq, commemoration poster on becoming the first 50-year-old to receive a Royal Aero Club Aviators Certificate. 1916
