A PV-1 of VB-135 with a PBY-5A in the Aleutians, summer 1943
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A PV-1 test-drops a Mk XIII torpedo near Saratoga Passage, Washington, 4 June 1943
Institut Mathildenhohe Hochzeitsturm, Darmstadt, Germany - Photo de Stefan Treitz - source Art Deco.
Hoover Building, Londres - source Art Deco.
Publicité Chevrolet - Vintage Automobile Dealerships and Automobilia.
Illustration of Burberry’s outfits for ‘air-women’, The Bystander, England, May 1, 1934
1936 - Cabriolet Renault Nervasport.
Northrop BT-1 in experimental McClelland Barclay camouflage design No. 3, on 9 September 1940 at Naval Air Station (NAS) North Island.
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Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957) - Cloudy Day at Mizuki in Ibaraki
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Convair B-36 Peacemaker
Long range strategic bomber, the largest mass-produced piston-engined aircraft ever built, and with the longest wingspan of any combat aircraft ever built, at 230 ft (70.1 m).
Equipped with 10 engines, 6 pistons and 4 jet engines, colloquially called six turning and four burning, since her design started when the piston engine was still king, but ended when the dawn of the jet engine began.
Source of the gifs here, made by me.
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Judson Mfg. Emeryville, 1917.
Aerial View - West Oakland
Cypress Street between 13th and 14th StreetsShredded Wheat Plant in Foreground
Oakland, California
LaGuardia Airport, and detail from ‘Flight’ by James Brooks, which draws on aerial motifs and completely wraps the rotunda’s interior.