- Wright Motor and Propellers
- Wright Launching Rail
- Vultee L-1
- Vultee BT-15
- Vultee BT-13
- Vultee A-31
- Voisin Glider towed by a motor-car
- Voisin Glider on the river Seine
- Travelling workshop for the repair of military aeroplanes
- Tooting the sirens of warning
- They swoop down over the trenches
- The Wright Wing-warp
- The Wright Brothers Aero Engine
- The Wright Biplane
- The Voisin Biplane - top view
- The Voisin Biplane
- The Vickers
- The single-seated 'air-car'—a suggested type
- The seven-cylinder 50-h.p. Gnome motor.
- The seaplane shoots off the catapult
- The Roe Triplane
- The Maxim Machine
- The hull of a Flying-Boat
- The Farman Biplane - top view
- The Farman Biplane
- The depth bomb destroys a U-Boat
- The Curtiss Biplane making a turn
- The Curtiss Biplane in flight
- The Curtiss Biplane front view
- The Curtiss Biplane
- The Cody Biplane from above
- The Cody Biplane
- The car of a modern Balloon
- The Bleriot Monoplane - top view
- The Bleriot Monoplane
- The ascension of Montgolfier’s balloon
- The Antoinette Monoplane - top view
- The Antoinette Monoplane
- The 1900 Wright Glider (operator’s position)
- Stearman PT-17 &18
- Sopwith Military Biplane
- Some types of American and foreign aeroplanes
- Some types of American and foreign aeroplanes
- Single-seated Air Scout
- Shop engine, 1901
- Ship saved by life line thrown from a rescue airship
- Semi-rigid Airship
- Sea-plane to carry a crew of seven
- Scouting over the ruined region between the lines (no man’s land)
- Scouting Monoplane, with occupants below the wings.
- Santos-Dumont’s Biplane which flew at Bagetelle
- Santos-Dumont’s Airship
- Ryan PT-22
- Republic P43-A
- Republic P-47B
- Republic P-35
- Republic AT-12
- Plane going down in flames
- Pilot and passenger
- Phillips’s Experimental Craft