Airplanes -- American

Airplanes -- American
Title: Airplanes -- American
Date Created/Published: 1918-1925.
Summary: Photographs show engineers' models, gyroscope, experimental heavy bomber, Thomas-Morse MB3 pursuit plane; observation, ground attack, and ambulance airplanes; Great Caproni ('Capronissimo') seaplane with eight Liberty 400-hp motors, Boeing commercial two-passenger airplane, Sperry Messenger, Dayton-Wright Special Photographic Ship (i.e., seaplane), JL12 attack plane, etc. Interior views of passenger and crew accommodations, mechanics at work. Also, photographic and air mail planes.
Notes:
LOT title from inscription with original housing (notebook binder).
Images include captions.
Original housing (binder) dismantled for preservation.
This record contains unverified, old data from shelflist card, with subsequent revisions.
Transfer; Aeronautics Division; 1953.
Forms part of the William Mitchell papers (Manuscript Division).
Subjects:
Airplanes--American--1910-1930.
Seaplanes--1910-1930.
Model airplanes--1910-1930.
Gyroscopes--1910-1930.
Air mail service--United States--1910-1930.
Photographic prints--1910-1930.
Bookmark /2004667114/
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