Beech C-45 (F-2)
Beech C-45 (F-2) Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Beech AT-11
Beech AT-11 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Beech AT-10
Beech AT-10 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Beech AT-7
Beech AT-7 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Vultee L-1
Vultee L-1 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Vultee BT-15
Vultee BT-15 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Vultee BT-13
Vultee BT-13 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Vultee A-31
Vultee A-31 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Stearman PT-17 &18
Stearman PT-17 & 18 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Ryan PT-22
Ryan PT-22 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Republic P-47B
Republic P-47B Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Republic P43-A
Republic P43-A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Republic P-35
Republic P-35 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Republic AT-12
Republic AT-12 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Northrop A-17
Northrop A-17 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
North American P-51
North American P-51 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
North American O-47A& B
North American O-47A & B Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
North American B-25 C & D
North American B-25 C & D Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
North American AT-6A
North American AT-6A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Martin B-26 B& C
Martin B-26 B& C Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Martin B-10B
Martin B-10B Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Martin A-30
Martin A-30 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Lockheed P-38D&E
Lockheed P-38D&E Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Lockheed C60-A
Lockheed C60-A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Lockheed C-40A
Lockheed C-40A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Lockheed A-29&A
Lockheed A-29&A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Grumman OA-9
Grumman OA-9 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Fairchild PT-19
Fairchild PT-19 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas XB-19
Douglas XB-19 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas O-46A
Douglas O-46A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas C-54A
Douglas C-54A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas C-47
Douglas C-47 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas C-39
Douglas C-39 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas B-23
Douglas B-23 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas B-18A
Douglas B-18A Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas B-18
Douglas B-18 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas A-24
Douglas A-24 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Douglas A-20B & C
Douglas A-20B & C Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Curtiss P-40E
Curtiss P-40E Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Curtiss C-46
Curtiss C-46 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Curtiss AT-9
Curtiss AT-9 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Curtis P-36C
Curtis P-36C Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Curtis O-52
Curtis O-52 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Consolidated OA-10
Consolidated OA-10 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Consolidated B-24 D & E
Consolidated B-24 D & E Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Cessna AT-8
Cessna AT-8 Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Boeing B-17E
Boeing B-17E Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Bell P-39C & D
Bell P-39C & D Front Side Perspective Bottom Top
Jesus being ministered to by an angel
Luke 22:43
The Recording Angel and Star of Redemption
The Recording Angel and Star of Redemption
Horned Asp
The Adder is spoken of five times in the Bible, and the word is used as the translation of no less than four distinct Hebrew words. In Gen. 49:17 the Adder is spoken of as hiding in the way and biting the horse's heels so that the rider is overthrown. The Hebrew term in this passage (elsewhere rendered ' cockatrice ') is probably the same word as the modern Arabic name for the Horned Sand Snake or Cerastes haselquistii. It is the habit of this extremely venomous viper to lurk in the ruts of wheels or the depression of a footprint by the roadside, and to bite the legs of unwary passers-by, or of horses or cattle. Horses, aware of its nature, are said to be in terror of the Cerastes, and cannot be induced to proceed, once they have detected the concealed reptile, for its bite is most deadly. It derives its name of ' horned ' from the presence of two protuberances, one over each eye. It is of a grayish tint, about a foot long, and very active. The asp of Cleopatra, ' the pretty worm of Nilus,' has been identified with this animal, which is to be seen figured on ancient Egyptian monuments. [Adder Horned Asp ]
Syrian Ants
The Ant is mentioned twice in the Old Testament, both times in the Book of Proverbs (vi. 6 and xxx. 25). Ants are characterized as being exceeding wise, and in both passages are commended for their diligence in preparing their food in the summer, thus by their fore-sight providing for their winter sustenance. Such is at least the` obvious implication contained in the text. This habit was, and is still, contradicted by some writers, from their knowledge of the ways of European ants, which are dormant in the winter, and therefore stand in no need of food.
Eastern Asses
The Ass is mentioned upwards of fifty times in the Bible, and from its having been selected as the animal on which it pleased our Saviour to enter Jerusalem, it carries with it in some respects a higher degree of interest than any other. References to the ass may be grouped under five heads, according to the Hebrew names for the different sorts in the original. These are (1) CHAMOR, which is the ordinary name for the domestic ass, whether male or female, but more properly the male ; (2) ATON, also a domestic ass, but rendered always a she-ass ; (3) AYIR, a colt or young ass ; (4) PERE, wild ass, and (5) AROD, another term for wild ass. In Eastern countries, as Egypt and Syria, the ass is a far more valuable animal, well cared for and fed, and considerably larger in size than in this country. It is capable of a good day's journey at a moderate pace either an easy canter or a less agreeable trot—with a man on its back, and it has a spirited demeanour and wide-awake manner which render it a pleasant quadruped to deal with. The breed is carefully selected, and a well-bred Syrian ass will fetch forty pounds. Their average height is perhaps two to three hands above that in this country. The Palestine asses are the finest in the world. Their colour and markings are much the same everywhere, and no animal has changed so slightly under domestication as the ass.