Images Dated 12th July 2017 (page 3)

To Paris while you Lunch
To Paris - while you lunch, in an Imperial Airways passenger liner, the mid-day Silver Wing. Date: 1932

Checking in Heathrow
Passengers checking in at the Air Canada and Pan American flight desks at London (Heathrow) airport. Date: 1960s

Codys Kite at Contest
At the First International Kite Competition, on the South Downs near Worthing, sussex : Codys kite enjoys police protection and the attention of a gent in a top hat. Date: 25 June 1903

BLERIOT / ILZ / 1909
Louis Bleriot in the cockpit of his plane, at the time of his flight across the English Channel Date: 1909

Zeppelin 126 Building
Zeppelin LZ-126 under construction. Next year she will be given to the United States as war reparations, and named Los Angeles Date: 1923

Nearly an Accident
- How many times must I tell you not to play on the railway tracks ! One of these days you re going to be sorry... Date: 1891

1849 Royal Coach
The Royal Family in the Royal Coach. Date: 1849

Royal Coach / Ireland 1847
The Royal Family in the Royal Coach for the Irish trip in 1847. Date: 1847

Air Stewardess 1960
An Air Stewardess serves a meal aboard a BEA flight from London to Gibraltar. Date: 1960

Stewardess / Cigs 1960
An Air Stewardess sells cigarettes to passengers on a BEA flight between London and Gibraltar Date: 1960

Passengers on a 727
Happy passengers aboard a Boeing 727 (Lufthansa) aeroplane. Date: late 1960s

Australians Make Planes
Australian Air Force fitters overhauling planes. In every state of Australia rapid provision was made to train RaF recruits at technical and engineering colleges. Date: 1940s

DESERT EXPRESS TRAIN
Libyas " Desert Express", jammed with soldiers, colonists and natives. The Gadames-Tripoli railway runs 350 miles through unbearable heat, unprotected from the sun Date: 1940s

Boarding a Plane 1960S
Passengers boarding a BEA Trident aeroplane on the runway of London Airport. Date: 1960s

Dieudonne Coste & Plane
French 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

GENERAL LOCOMOTIVE
The General which won fame during the War Between The States, and was the hero of Buster Keatons movie of that name Date: 1860s

Boston Subway 1892
Double-decker trains on the proposed subway station at Boston, Massachusetts. Date: 1892

Train Near Little Falls
An early American train, on the 20-mile line through the Mohawk Valley from Little Falls to Utica, New York state Date: circa 1835

Balloon Factory Paris
The Gare d Orleans is converted into a factory for balloons to carry mail - and sometimes passengers - from the besieged city Date: September 1870

Potsdam=Magdeburg Line
The opening of the rail link between Potsdam and Magdeburg. Note the steps thoughtfully provided to enable the passengers to enter the coaches in comfort Date: 1846

German Express Loco 2
Express locomotive built by Krauss & company, Munchen Date: circa 1900

German Express Loco
Four-cylinder express locomotive built by Georg Egestorff-Linden of Hannover Date: circa 1900

1869 Continental Link
Completion of the Union Pacific Railroad, the first transcontinental rail link, completed at Promontory Point, Utah - driving home the last spike Date: 10 May 1869

LAND AT ONCE
An aeroplane (probably a Fairchild) of the U.S. air police carries the words LAND AT ONCE with which it will fly alongside an offending or endangered aircraft Date: 1928

Parachute Jump 1929
1500 meters above Hawaii, a parachutist jumps from a U.S. Navy biplane Date: 1929

Triplane Glider 1922
At a gliding contest near Clermont Ferrand, France, aviator Sardier is towed into the air in his Clement triplane Date: 1922

HANNIBAL OVER LONDON
A Handley Page Hannibal of Imperial Airways makes its first passenger flight over central London : it is the largest air liner in the world at this time Date: 1931

In-Flight Comfort 1939
Passengers on Air Frances giant Rochambeau enjoy the comfort of the bar as they fly from Paris to New York : she carries 20 passengers in addition to the crew Date: 1939

Westland Pterodactyl 2
Geoffrey Hills successful tailless aeroplane, controlled by moving the wing-tips which act as both elevators and ailerons. Date: 1926

Westland Pterodactyl 1
A later version of Geoffrey Hills tailless aircraft, whose control is effected by moving the tips of the wings. Date: 1931

Graf Zeppelin on Ground
LZ 127 GRAF ZEPPELIN Manoeuvring the greatest of the Zeppelins out of its hangar is a delicate operation Date: 1931

Aircraft Carrier Langley
The U.S.S. Langley plane carrier of the American navy, carries planes on both its upper and lower decks Date: 1927

Danish Sailing Plane
Combining wings and sails, this aircraft - designed by Danish engineer Rohrbach - flies/sails from Denmark to England, where the War ministry takes it seriously Date: 1926

HOFMANNs 1901 PROJECT
J HOFMANNs PROJECT as it will appear, if its inventor ever gets it into the air... Date: 1901

Air Filling Station 1929
Located on the highway beside Los Angeles Metropolitan Airport, this service station caters for vehicles on the highway and also for aircraft using the airfield Date: 1929

Kinners Folding Plane
Folding monoplane designed by W B Kinner for Dr T C Young, chairman of the 1928 National Air Race Committee (USA) : the plane unfolds from 2.4 to 10.6 metres, and flies at 200 km/h Date: 1928

KRESSs 1900 PROJECT
KRESSs PROJECT The flying machine of Wilhelm Kress, prior to testing on an Austrian lake Date: 1900

Rail / South America
Passengers meet a train on a jungle track, somewhere in South America. Date: 1886

Rail / South America
The inauguration of the Railway of Pedro II, at the Macacos Valley. Date: 1863

Rail / South America
Fireworks at Rio de Janeiro mark the opening of the Pedro II Railway. At Queimados (bottom) the train of honour arrives at the station. Date: 1858

Rail / USA / Dixie Cutting
The Pacific railroad under construction. Date: 1868

Constructing Underground
Constructing an underground line beneath the streets of London using the cut-and- cover method Date: 1860s

Building Underground
Building the London Underground, using the cut- and-cover method whereby a trench is turned into a tunnel Date: 1860s

Junction at Smithfield
The new Metropolitan Line (underground) meets the London, Chatham and Dover Railway near Smithfield Date: 1866

Constructing Underground
Constructing an underground line beneath the streets of London using the tunneling rather than the cut-and- cover method Date: 1884

Carriage Interior
The interior of a carriage of the Central London Railway, known as The Twopenny Tube because you can travel to any station for two pence. Date: circa 1890

Station Scene
A passenger reads his newspaper while waiting for his train : note the sign saying Wait here for Third Class Date: circa 1895

Russia Carriage Interior
Passengers inside a railway carriage in Russia Date: 1891

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