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Corporations, 1920s-1940s
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ITEM 5 |
Photograph of 49th Squadron. Bombing practice with target moving
at 15 knots. |
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ITEM 6 |
Photograph of various missiles listing type, cost, weight, and
helium content. |
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ITEM 7 |
Map of Missions of the 11th and 31st Squadrons. |
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ENVELOPE 2 |
Commercial Air. |
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ITEM 1 |
Advertisement for the company S.E.C.M., an aircraft manufacturer.
Below company name is the line “Avions Amiot. Colombes.” Enclosed in
folded piece of paper labeled, “Monsieur Saladin.” |
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ITEM 2 |
Letter from the company, Colombes-Goodrich, to Mr. Max Blondel la
Rougery on the topic of commercial aviation management. |
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ITEM 3 |
Map showing the lines of the Trans-Europa Union and “Groupement
Allemand Junkers.” Opposite side is release from the French Committee of
Aeronautic propaganda. |
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ENVELOPE 3 |
Cartoons. |
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ITEM 1 |
Set of eight cartoons from “La Curiosité du Salon” and special
legends are shown. The first three cartoons in the series are
consecutive. |
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ITEM 2 |
Small cartoon showing male artist painting. |
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ENVELOPE 4 |
Construction Materials. |
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ITEM 1 |
Publication from the Technical Bulletin of Truth (Bulletin
Technique du Veritas) containing modern materials in marine and aviation,
1939.
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ITEM 2 |
Single page from the Journal of the Association of German
Engineers, from a set of engineering research. |
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ENVELOPE 5 |
Dirigibles and Zeppelins. |
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ITEM 1 |
Photograph with the primary caption, “Das verbrannte
Daffagierluftfchiff.” Four men are pictured in lower right corner; man on
the farthest left-hand side is the engineer – Dürr. |
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ITEM 2 |
Photograph of “Fine Luffdjiffhalle für Beppefin.” |
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ITEM 3 |
Article complete with photograph of Zeppelin in a hanger.
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ITEM 4 |
Newspaper photograph of a Zeppelin (above) and a photograph of a
hanger (below). |
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ITEM 5 |
Newspaper photograph of Zeppelins at a festival in Köln.
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ITEM 6 |
Set of five newspaper articles (on three pages) all mentioning
“Luftfchiffe” ~ Airships. |
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ITEM 7 |
Papers from 20 March 1909 with the translated title, “Powered
Airships for Commercial Operation”, from the architect, August Krumholz.
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ITEM 8 |
Circular magazine photograph with the caption, “Borderfeite der
Montierungsballe mit Blattform und den beiden Referbeantern”. Two men
look to be standing on the water-side of a larger hanger. |
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ITEM 9 |
One unidentified manuscript. |
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ITEM 10 |
Memorandum from J. Fochtenberger Stuttgart describing holes for
airships. |
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ITEM 11 |
Letter from the desk of the Architect August Krumholz, 1910.
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ENVELOPE 6 |
Designs and Advertisements. |
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ITEM 1 |
Advertisement postcard for “Harakiri.” Image shown is a sword
piercing through four fish. |
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ITEM 2 |
Advertisement for French aviation company whose mission was for
technical progress, aeronautics, pilots and navigation. Company logo is
image of Rodin’s “The Thinker” behind blackened image of an airplane.
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ITEM 3 |
Advertisement for “Max Hoste,” a French aircraft manufacture, now
“Remis Aviation.” |
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ITEM 4 |
Advertisement for the company S.E.C.M., an aircraft manufacturer.
Shown is panoramic image of plane entering the clouds. |
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ITEM 5 |
Storyboard for “Caudron Renault,” a combination of two aircraft
manufacturers – Caudron and Renault. |
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ITEM 6 |
Blueprint showing device for flight muscle. Halluin, France is
mentioned on blueprint. |
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ITEM 7 |
Another blueprint mentioning Halluin, France. This shows diagram
of aircraft. |
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ITEM 8 |
Sketch of aircraft. |
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ITEM 9 |
French advertisement for the Renault aviation motors including
the 450 CV, 700 CV and 550 CV. The advertisement shows a young,
patriotically-dressed French girl holding a cage with aircraft flying in
the clear blue sky. |
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ITEM 10 |
Color photograph of an unidentified aircraft. |
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ITEM 11 |
Image sketch of automobile juxtaposed with an aircraft. Opposite
side is an unfinished sketch of a similar setting. |
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ITEM 12 |
Advertisement with a bright red car speeding down the road.
Tagline reads, “Le Graissage Rationnel de la Voiture.” |
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ITEM 13 |
Sketch from same artist as ITEM 11. This shows man on motorcycle
handing off a package to a grounded pilot flying solo in a small
aircraft. |
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ITEM 14 |
Cover art from L’Aerophile magazine. Colorful cover shows two
pilots discussing with a slew of aircraft flying in the background.
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ITEM 15 |
Two blueprints (one small and one large) of airplane shown with
scale. |
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ITEM 16 |
Drawing of a Göppingen 3, Minimoa, produced by the glider
manufacturer, Sportflugzeugbau Göppingen. |
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ITEM 17 |
Advertisement for the aeronautical construction company, “Societe
Provencale de Constructions Aeronautiques,” which specialized in plans,
metal construction and hydroplanes. |
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ITEM 18 |
Advertisement for the offices for the seaplane by Liore and
Olivier |
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ITEM 19 |
Advertisement poster for the engine company, Salmsom, advertising
Salmson engines and post mail via aviation (airmail). Postman is shown
flying a small plane throwing letters in the sky with the translated
phrase, “Letters below... but careful...the ink... is not yet dry.”
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ITEM 20 |
Advertisement poster for the engine company, Salmson. Poster
describing the engine’s versatility, noting the engine’s ability to equip
the lightest to the heaviest. Image shown is an elephant with wings.
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ITEM 21 |
Poster board for French plane flying away from a French ship and
an unidentified battleship. Artist was Maurice Jeanjean. |
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ITEM 22 |
Photograph of French woman standing on sand wearing a smock-style
dress over her bathing suit. |
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ITEM 23 |
Drawing of aircraft flying over hill with a car driving down it.
Juxtaposing flight and motor vehicle travel. |
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ITEM 24 |
A drawing from the same artist in ITEM 23, this drawing shows an
aircraft coming in for a landing. |
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ITEM 25 |
Photograph of an aircraft flying through the sky. |
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ITEM 26 |
One unidentified colorful drawing. |
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ENVELOPE 7 |
Designs and Sketches. |
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ITEM 1 |
Series of three separate advertisement titles including “d'un
ciel a l'autre -- revue de la presse aeronautique etrangere”, “les sports
du ciel”, and “l'actualite Aérienne.” |
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ITEM 2 |
Original advertisement sign for “L’Aerophile – automobile” and
“Greule de Requin.” |
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ITEM 3 |
Advertisment with the phrase “D’un ciel ... A L’Autre – Revue de
la Presse Aéronautique Etrangère” loosely translated as “From one sky to
another -- Journal of the International Aerospace Press.” |
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ITEM 4 |
Set of two diagrams showing what appears to be a French air pilot
or a parachutist in full uniform. First diagram identifies 27 items on
man’s front and second diagram identifies nine more items on his back.
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ITEM 5 |
Diagrams mapping distance and velocity. |
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ITEM 6 |
Sketch with given dimensions of “17 m/m tall by 63 m/m wide.”
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ITEM 7 |
Series of five figures, the first shows the five stages of
propelling through the air at speed increments of 500 km/hr. |
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ITEM 8 |
Set of two figures involving space and time. |
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ITEM 9 |
Series of six figures describing the “Atomic Age”,
September 1945.
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ITEM 10 |
Series of 28 drawings showing propellers. |
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ITEM 11 |
Drawing titled, “L’espirit m’a tendu la main” translated as “The
spirit reaches his hand to me”, March 1946.
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ITEM 11 |
Unfinished drawing of soldiers smothering a higher-ranking
official with chocolate bars and other delicacies. |
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ITEM 12 |
Series of two cartoons. Top cartoon shows officers gathered
around a sign reading, “MALARIA,” bottom is of one officer standing
unsettling with a gun, surrounded by other officers, equipped with wings,
flying away. |
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ITEM 13 |
Series of three figures graphing automobile and fuel-related
items. |
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ITEM 14 |
Series of six blueprints from the article “Les Avions de
l’Amatiu.” |
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ITEM 15 |
Series of three sketches juxtaposing birds and aircrafts.
Following are two Mylar envelopes with figures of physics diagrams.
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ITEM 16 |
Two sets of figures showing an airplane part. |
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ITEM 17 |
Three drawings in an original envelope from the company
“Avmobile” labeled as the first article given to Monsieur Labat. First
drawing is of a cockpit, second is of an isolated glider with the wings
folded along the beams and third is a profile sketch of the “Avmobile”.
Also included are blueprints for “Avmobile.” |
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ITEM 18 |
Set of two graphs mapping weight vs. velocity and altitude vs.
velocity. |
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ITEM 19 |
Top view of an engine. |
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ITEM 20 |
Series of three blueprints with descriptions of jet engines.
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ITEM 21 |
Set of three sketches. First is a sketch with two sketches – left
is angel playing a harp, right is airplane in the sky. Second is sketch
with a helicopter at takeoff; plane is adorned with the phrase “Le Rat
d’art,” and a cow is looking up curiously to the plane. Third is pilot in
older plane while very close to a rooftop while another man looks out of
a window. |
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ITEM 22 |
Prints showing flight routes and angles of travel. |
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ITEM 23 |
Graphics showing the problems with flight training. |
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ITEM 24 |
Set of two graphics showing the movement of a rocket in the solar
system. |
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ITEM 25 |
Graph depicting the speed of cosmic rockets. |
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ITEM 26 |
Graph describing the limits imposed by nature, April
1946.
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BOX 42 |
Aeronautical articles. 1940.
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ENVELOPE 1 |
Military Air Transport (Magazine Clippings). |
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ENVELOPE 2 |
Divers. |
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ENVELOPE 3 |
L'Ecole Nationale Superieure de L' Aeronautique (program).
1949 (?)
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ENVELOPE 4 |
Gliders (magazine clippings). |
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ENVELOPE 5 |
Grand Prix, France, 1912 (maps), 1923 (program). |
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ENVELOPE 6 |
Gyroplanes. 1930s.
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ENVELOPE 7 |
Helicopteres Contre Sous-Marins. |
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ENVELOPE 8 |
German Anti-Submarine Warfare. |
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ENVELOPE 9 |
Kites, 1933.
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ENVELOPE 10 |
Kites (pre WWI). |
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ENVELOPE 11 |
"Humorous Aviation." 1908-1912.
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ENVELOPE 12 |
Aeronautical maps (France, Romania). |
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ENVELOPE 13 |
Maps and Plans #1. |
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ENVELOPE 14 |
Maps and Plans #2. |
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ENVELOPE 15 |
McFarland Collection. |
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BOX 43 |
Miscellaneous aircraft (French)
paintings. |
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ENVELOPE 1 |
Miscellaneous Aircraft Paintings. |
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ENVELOPE 2 |
Miscellaneous Letters and Memos (France). |
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ENVELOPE 3 |
Miscellaneous Notes (Re: Model Aircraft). |
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ENVELOPE 4 |
Model Aircrafts: Packages and Kits #1 (Germany). |
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ENVELOPE 5 |
Model Aircrafts: Packages and Kits #2. |
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ENVELOPE 6 |
Miscellaneous Letters. |
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ENVELOPE 7 |
The N.C 702 Aircraft Publications and Photographs. |
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ENVELOPE 8 |
Model Aircrafts: Written Materials. |
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ENVELOPE 9 |
Foreign Naval Aviation. |
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ENVELOPE 10 |
New Aircraft on Display, 1946-1947.
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ENVELOPE 11 |
Official Records. |
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ENVELOPE 12 |
On Board Instruments. |
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ENVELOPE 13 |
Organization Chart of the Bureau of Aircraft Production,
1918.
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ENVELOPE 14 |
Pigeons Voyageurs. |
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ENVELOPE 15 |
Programs for Aviation Demos. |
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BOX 44 |
Radiogoniometers. |
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ENVELOPE 1 |
Radiogoniometres (et P.S.V.). |
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ENVELOPE 2 |
Shell Conversion Table. |
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ENVELOPE 3 |
SIPL 250 Aircraft Publications and Photos (French). |
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ENVELOPE 4 |
Societe des Moteurs Gnome & Rhone. |
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ENVELOPE 5 |
Technique Heroere. |
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ENVELOPE 6 |
Theatre des Champes Elysees: "Gala costes et Le Brix." |
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ENVELOPE 7 |
“Transports Aeriens.” |
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ENVELOPE 8 |
“Tube Cathodique.” |
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ENVELOPE 9 |
Uniweld Machine. |
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ENVELOPE 10 |
Aircraft production (Art drawing). |
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ENVELOPE 11 |
Flight of birds: studies. |
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ENVELOPE 12 |
Wind-tunnel studies. |
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