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• Aerial Police for New York City, 1919, Municipal Journal
• Aero and Hydro, 1914, Martin sets 14,200 foot height mark
• Aero Digest
• Aero Digest
• Aeronautical World
• Aeronautics (US), 1909, Aero Club of Minnesota
• Aeronautics (US), 1909, New Patent Decision
• Aeronautics (US), 1909, Smithsonian's Aero Bibliography
• Aircraft
• Aircraft, 1910, Photograph and biography of C. F. Bishop
• Aircraft, 1910, Photograph and Biography of H. Deutsch
• Aircraft, 1910, Photograph and biography of Hudson Maxim
• American Aeronaut
• American Aeronaut and Aerostatist
• American Journal of Science
• American Machinist
• American Magazine of Aeronautics, 1907, Rare Aeronautic Books for Sale
• Anthony, 1909, Anthony wireless dirigible
• Astra Torres, 1913, New French dirigible embodies new features
• Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering

B

• Bissell, 1911, Bissell has new motor
• British War Office, 1902, New airships under construction for the British war office
• Broadwick, 1915, Dropping three thousand feet by parachute. The valuable achievement of Miss Tiny Broadwick

C

• Cabot, 1916, The aviation camp on mystery island
• Century Magazine
• Chronology of Principal Sevents, September 1907

D

• Danielson, 1915, Aeroplane speedometer

E

• Edison tells Dumont to get rid of balloons, 1902
• Ely, 1911, Ely doing good work in west
• Ely, 1911, The Ely biplane
• Engineering Magazine
• Evans, 1916, General Evans organizes aero club of Hawaii -- to be affiliated with aero club of America

F

• Flying

H

• Harwood and Fogel, 2012
• Hawley, 1916, Messrs. Hawley and Woodhouse inspect fire from air

J

• Journal of the Franklin Institute

L

• Le Blon, 1910, Le Blon meets death
• Lioré, 1910, Fernand Lioré
• Luttrell, 1909, Luttrell completes his biplane

N

• National Geographic Magazine
• National Physical Laboratory, 1916, Recent work at the N. P. L.
• Nature, 1919, Use of Helium for Aircraft Purposes
• NYT, 11 Feb 1917, Airship patentees work in harmony

O

• Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
• Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office

P

• Popular Mechanics
• Popular Science Monthly
• Publication , 1896, A flying machine that flew
• Publication , 1909, Fact and fancy in aeronautics
• Publication , 1909, Zeppelin's conquest of the air
• Publication 100, 1894, An aerial vessel
• Publication 10005, 1907, Progress in aeronautics (1)
• Publication 10007, 1903, The progress of aeronautics
• Publication 10009, 1900, The progress of practical aeronautics during 1899. (Captive balloon with kerosene engine.)
• Publication 10015, 1909, Propeller molding. Some useful hints for the caster
• Publication 101, 1908, Aerial war in France
• Publication 10109, 1893, Rain-making
• Publication 1012, 1908, Autogenous soldering of aluminium in aeronautic construction
• Publication 1013, 1903, Automatic discharge of ballast for free balloons
• Publication 1014, 1907, L'automobile. The new Blériot machine
• Publication 10145, 1894, Bridgeport's flying machine
• Publication 10157, 1909, The Ravaud aero-hydroplane. A new type of aeroplane adapted to rise from water
• Publication 10162, 1900, Lord Rayleigh on 'Flight' (3)
• Publication 10174, 1908, Recent aeroplane prizes and the conditions under which they may be competed for
• Publication 10175, 1906, Recent airship and aeroplane experiments In Europe
• Publication 10177, 1908, Recent experiments in aviation
• Publication 10180, 1908, Recent foreign aeroplanes
• Publication 10181, 1909, Recent French aeroplanes and their performances
• Publication 10183, 1899, Recent kite experiments at the Blue Hill Observatory
• Publication 10184, 1909, Recent successful French monoplanes
• Publication 10190a, 1909, The record flight of 'Zeppelin II'
• Publication 10194, 1908, The Red Wing
• Publication 102, 1878, The Aerion. Its theories, illustrations and references
• Publication 10209, 1903, W. Reiferschudt's airship
• Publication 10296, 1894, Renard's new war balloon
• Publication 10305, 1894, Report of the International Meteorological Congress, held at Chicago, Ill., August 21-24, 1893
• Publication 10306, 1895, Report of the International Meteorological Congress, held at Chicago, Ill., August 21-24, 1893
• Publication 10307, 1896, Report of the International Meteorological Congress, held at Chicago, Ill., August 21-24, 1893
• Publication 10309, 1900, The resistance of the air
• Publication 10312, 1906, Results of the first international balloon race. (An interesting account of the aeronautic cup contest for spherical balloons.)
• Publication 10318, 1909, Return of the Wright Brothers
• Publication 1036, 1908, Aviation world
• Publication 10368, 1889, Rieckert's airship
• Publication 10387-10388, 1879, Ritchell's Flugmaschine

• Publication 10407a, 1894, An aeronaut injured
• Publication 1048, 1898, The Avion flying machine
• Publication 10488, 1907, The Roshon aeroplane
• Publication 10502, 1903, Rosy views on airship matters
• Publication 10503, 1902, Rotary kites (2)
• Publication 1054, 1885, Ayres' aerial machine
• Publication 10592, 1901, The Roze 'Aviator'
• Publication 10593, 1900, The Roze dirigible airship
• Publication 10621, 1904, Rules and regulations governing the aeronautic competition, Universal Exposition Saint Louis, 1904, commemorating acquisition of Louisiana territory
• Publication 10631, 1894, Russia tries a war balloon
• Publication 10662, 1903, The Sahara balloon trials. Aeronauts preparing for another attempt
• Publication 10663, 1903, The Sahara experiments
• Publication 10664, 1903, The Sahara pilot balloon
• Publication 107, 1907, Aero Club ascensions 1907
• Publication 10706, 1902, The St. Louis airship contest
• Publication 10800, 1908, Santos-Dumont and his 'Mixte' again
• Publication 10805, 1903, Santos-Dumont made another trial
• Publication 10812, 1907, New Santos-Dumont aeroplane. No. 19
• Publication 10816, 1901, The Santos-Dumont navigable balloon. 'The Santos-Dumont No. 5'
• Publication 10822, 1907, Santos-Dumont's combined aeroplane and airship
• Publication 10824, 1907, Santos-Dumont's latest aeroplane (1)
• Publication 10825, 1908, Santos-Dumont's latest aeroplane (2)
• Publication 10832, 1902, Santos-Dumont's new dirigible
• Publication 10833, 1901, The Santos-Dumont's No. 6
• Publication 10836, 1907, Santos-Dumont's No. 16 (2)
• Publication 10839, 1903, Santos-Dumont's ship heavier than air
• Publication 10842, 1901, Santos-Dumont wins the Deutsch prize
• Publication 109, 1907, Aéro-Club de Belgique
• Publication 10963, 1907, Schools of ballooning (Germany)
• Publication 10964, 1907, Schools of instruction in aeronautics established in Germany and France
• Publication 10994, 1909, The Scientific American Flying machine trophy
• Publication 10995, 1907, The Scientific American Flying machine trophy
• Publication 10996, 1907, The Scientific American trophy for flying machines of the gasless type
• Publication 10997, 1902, The scientific aspect of M. Santos-Dumont's experiments
• Publication 11002, 1894, Scientific ballooning in Germany
• Publication 11003, 1902, Scientific kite flying (1)
• Publication 11008, 1897, The scientific value of flying models
• Publication 11014, 1882, Screw propulsion
• Publication 11019, 1903, Sea-Bottom investigation from balloon
• Publication 11020, 1903, Sea Gull flying machine
• Publication 11025, 1906, Second annual exhibition of the Aero Club of America
• Publication 11027, 1908, Secret of the Wright airship
• Publication 11047, 1908, Lieutenant Selfridge
• Publication 11048, 1908, Lieutenant Thomas E. Selfridge
• Publication 11048, 1908, Lieutenant Thomas E. Selfridge
• Publication 11059, 1908, Sensational news from Russia
• Publication 11087, 1902, The Severo airship
• Publication 11088, 1902, The Severo airship catastrophe
• Publication 11103, 1908, Shall America take the lead in aeronautics
• Publication 11104, 1890, Shall we fly?
• Publication 11126, 1903, Sibillot's airship
• Publication 11126, 1903, Sibillot's airship
• Publication 11127, 1909, Side lights on the future of flying
• Publication 11269, 1908, The skin of the atmosphere
• Publication 11279, 1892, H. Smith's apparatus for aerial ascension
• Publication 11285, 1903, Graham Bell's tetrahedral kites
• Publication 11308, 1900, Lord Rayleigh on flight
• Publication 11310, 1893, Smithsonian meteorological tables
• Publication 11314, 1899, Count Von Zeppelin's dirigible airship
• Publication 11319, 1909, The Snell experiments
• Publication 1132, 1903, Rev. Bacon's views on flying machines
• Publication 11337, 1907, Aeronautical societies of the world
• Publication 11350, 1901, Some interesting experiments in dirigible airships (carried out by Myers)
• Publication 11351, 1909, Some new American aeroplanes
• Publication 11354, 1908, Some of the latest phases of the flying machine sport
• Publication 11355, 1906, Some recent foreign flying machines. Illustrates and describes some of the latest attempts at solving the problem of flight
• Publication 11389, 1902, Sounding the air by flying machines controlled by Hertizan waves
• Publication 11396, 1903, Sovereignty of the air
• Publication 11402, , Specifications and drawings of patents
• Publication 11412, 1903, Spencer Bros.' new dirigible
• Publication 11425, 1903, Spencer's new airship
• Publication 11434, 1902, Spies' practical flying machine
• Publication 11444, 1908, The spring race at St. Cloud
• Publication 11478, 1902, The Stanley airship
• Publication 11488, 1893, Stark's motor for flying machines
• Publication 11494, 1908, The status of aerial navigation. (Success almost crowning the efforts of Messrs. Wright, Delagrange, Zeppelin and Farman.)
• Publication 11546, 1902, Stentzel's bird-like flying machine
• Publication 11555, 1902, Stevens' airship
• Publication 11556, 1902, Leo Stevens' new airship
• Publication 11561, 1902, Leo Stevens at the Polytechnic Association
• Publication 11562, 1902, Leo Stevens thinks he can beat Santos-Dumont
• Publication 11603, 1903, Successful airship experiments -- Lebaudy Bros.
• Publication 11669, 1903, Sustaining power of kites
• Publication 11680, 1908, Symbols on aeronautical maps

• Publication 11692, 1907, Table showing records made in international balloon contest. (St. Louis, 1907.)
• Publication 11704, 1903, W. L. Tanney's flying machine
• Publication 11788, 1903, Temperatures at high altitudes
• Publication 11789, 1903, Temperature tests
• Publication 11803, 1903, Testing flying machines
• Publication 11804, 1907, Testing the military airship in actual service
• Publication 11805, 1909, Test of the Bell tetrahedral-cell aeroplane in Nova Scotia
• Publication 11814, 1890, Thayer's aeroplane (Drachen an Stelle des Ballons)
• Publication 11815, 1885, Thayer's dirigible balloons
• Publication 11817, 1885, Thayer's war balloons
• Publication 11819, 1909, Theoretical side
• Publication 11820, 1903, Theory of aerial navigation
• Publication 11830, 1902, Thirty rounds fired at balloon
• Publication 11842, 1893, A thrilling balloon trip
• Publication 1187a, 1903, Major Baden-Powell's opinion
• Publication 1188, 1879, Badgley's machine for aerial navigation
• Publication 11967, 1883, Tissandier's electric balloon
• Publication 11990, 1908, To recommend appropriation of $1,000,000 for aeronautics
• Publication 120, 1908, Aero Club for Washington
• Publication 12002, 1908, To soar like an eagle
• Publication 12003, 1902, Total wreck of the Severo airship
• Publication 1201, 1904, The Baldwin airship
• Publication 12030, 1903, Travels by balloon
• Publication 12043, 1895, A trial of Maxim's flying machine
• Publication 12045, 1908, Trials of Dufour motorless aeroplane
• Publication 12047, 1908, Trials of the 'Loon' hydroplane
• Publication 12057, 1902, A trip in the air of 6000 miles
• Publication 12058, 1894, Triplicate balloons
• Publication 12070, 1892, Trouvé's aviator
• Publication 1209, 1908, Baldwin's dirigible airship accepted by the United States Government
• Publication 12109, 1908, The turning of aeroplanes
• Publication 12111, 1902, Twelfth Report of the Board of Ordnance and Fortification, July 1, 1901-June 30, 1902
• Publication 12114, 1908, Twin screw dirigible of Capt. Baldwin
• Publication 12115, 1902, Two hundred thousand dollars in prizes for airships
• Publication 12116, 1908, Two remarkable aeroplane flights
• Publication 12151, , Ueber Luftbälle und Luftfahrten
• Publication 12182, 1902, United States balloon service
• Publication 12183, 1902, United States government and flying machines
• Publication 12187, 1908, Upper air temperatures for January, February and March
• Publication 12194, 1902, The use of balloons in war (2)
• Publication 12202, 1903, Utilizing air resistance
• Publication 12210, 1887, Vaisseau aérien Cole
• Publication 12269, 1894, An aeronaut badly hurt
• Publication 12298, 1903, Churchill's airship
• Publication 12372, 1908, Victims of aviation
• Publication 12386, 1902, The Villard flying machine
• Publication 12387, 1903, Villard's aerial automobile
• Publication 12389, 1902, Villard's umbrella-shaped airship
• Publication 12450, 1908, Visit to the military balloon factory
• Publication 125, 1907, Aero Club of America
• Publication 12533, 1908, Von Zeppelin's forgotten predecessor Zambeccari's wonderful airship in 1803
• Publication 12534, 1903, The Vorhees Airship Co.
• Publication 12557, 1894, The longest voyage
• Publication 12632, 1908, War airships -- Nothing to fear
• Publication 12633, 1902, The war balloon in South Africa
• Publication 12635, 1887, War balloons (1)
• Publication 12636, 1888, War balloons (2)
• Publication 12637, 1894, War balloons (3)
• Publication 12645, 1909, Washington Aero Club
• Publication 12646, 1908, Waterproofing cloth
• Publication 12651, 1898, A Wave-Propelled boat
• Publication 12737, 1907, Wellman polar airship expedition
• Publication 12791, 1894, Wellner's flying machine
• Publication 12848, 1903, Wetterhan's flying machine
• Publication 12859, 1902, What aerial navigation means
• Publication 12860, 1908, What the aeronaut can do for meteorology. Government ascension blanks for aeronauts
• Publication 12863, 1908, When we can fly
• Publication 12868, 1903, Whitehead's experiments
• Publication 12869, 1902, Whitehead's new machine
• Publication 12870, 1903, Gustave Whitehead's new machine
• Publication 12903, 1908, The Williams helicopter (1)
• Publication 12904, 1908, The Williams helicopter (2)
• Publication 12909, 1902, Will men ever fly?
• Publication 12910, 1909, Hugh L. Willoughby
• Publication 12926, 1895, Wind. Table of wind velocities for year 1895
• Publication 12928, 1907, Wings more efficient than screws
• Publication 12929, 1903, Wing strokes
• Publication 12933, 1908, The winning flight of the 'June Bug' aeroplane for the Scientific American trophy
• Publication 12934, 1908, Wins American aeroplane trophy
• Publication 12949, 1895, Wise upon Henson
• Publication 12955, 1908, With the aviators
• Publication 1296, 1879, Noteworthy aerial voyages, from the discovery of the balloon to the present time, the aeronautic experiences of Mr. Samuel A. King his great captive balloons