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A

• Adams, 1898, Mechanical flight
• Adams, 1898, Mechanical flight
• Adler, 1907, The aeroplane experiments of the late Professor Langley
• Alexander, 1901, International balloon ascents
• Alexander, 1901, Sounding the air by flying machines controlled by Hertzian waves
• Alexander, 1905, Notes on some recent experiments in aerodynamics

B

• Bacon, 1899, The balloon as an instrument of scientific research
• Bacon, 1900, Cloud photography from balloons
• Bacon, 1902, Balloon ascents in a thunderstorm
• Bacon, 1902, Photography from a balloon
• Bacon, 1902, Scientific observations at high altitudes
• Bacon, 1906, The acoustical experiments carried out in balloons by the late Rev. J. M. Bacon
• Baden-Powell, 1897, Present state of aeronautics
• Baden-Powell, 1898, An aluminium balloon
• Baden-Powell, 1898, Balloons for geographical research
• Baden-Powell, 1898, Gliding machine
• Baden-Powell, 1898, Kites
• Baden-Powell, 1898, Kites: Their theory and practice
• Baden-Powell, 1899, War kites
• Baden-Powell, 1900, The secretary bird and his flight
• Baden-Powell, 1902 AJ, Recent aeronautical progress and the future of aerial navigation
• Baden-Powell, 1902, The war balloon in South Africa
• Baden-Powell, 1904, Aeroplane experiments at the Crystal Palace
• Baden-Powell, 1904, Experiments with aerial screw propellers
• Baden-Powell, 1904, The development of the aëroplane
• Baden-Powell, 1905, Aeronautical competitions at the St. Louis Exhibition
• Baden-Powell, 1906, The Gordon-Bennett race. Some technical features of the competing balloons
• Baden-Powell, 1907, The exploration of the air
• Baden-Powell, 1908, Experiments with 'Dipping' planes
• Baden-Powell, 1909, Experiences with the Wright machine
• Baden-Powell, 1909, The society's experimental ground
• Biddle, 1899, Method of steering balloons during ascent and descent
• Blackden, 1903, Experiments relative to equilibrium and angle of fall in gliding flight
• Boys and Bruce, 1904, Aeronautical society's kite competition
• Brewer, 1905, Captive balloon photography
• Broadwell, 1900, Broadwell, L. W. Anton Weczera's flying machine
• Brocklehurst, 1906, The relative weight and span of birds
• Bruce, 1898, Balloon signalling apparatus
• Bruce, 1900, Portable electric signalling in war
• Bruce, 1900, The aeronautical Society of Great Britain and the work of the members of its council
• Bruce, 1900, The balloon work of the late Mr. Henry Coxwell
• Bruce, 1901, The meteo-parachute
• Bruce, 1901, The Vincennes competitions
• Bruce, 1902, Scientific aspects of Santos-Dumont experiments
• Bruce, 1902, The ballon-sondes experiments
• Bruce, 1902, The use of balloons in war
• Bruce, 1905, The shape of navigable balloons
• Bruce, 1906, Note on a communication from Mr. A. Lawrence Rotch on the first registration balloons in America
• Bruce, 1907, The aeroplane experiments of M. Santos-Dumont
• Bruce, 1907, The investigation of the upper atmosphere
• Bruce; Boys, 1904, Aeronautical society's kite competition
• Bryan and Williams, 1904, Photographs of the paths of aerial gliders
• Bryan and Williams, 1904, The longitudinal stability of aeroplane gliders
• Bryan, 1901, Soaring machines
• Burguoyne, 1905, Notes on an aluminium kite

C

• Cailletet, 1902, New apparatus for inhaling oxygen
• Capper, 1906, Military ballooning
• Capper, 1907, The Gordon-Bennett cup of 1906
• Carelli, 1899, Gyration of aerial machines
• Carpenter, 1897, Langley's flying machine
• Castagneris, 1908, On the conditions of equality of statical stability between the dirigeables Patrie' and 'Zeppelin'
• Chanute, 1901, Balloons and flying machines from an engineering standpoint
• Chanute, 1904, Aerial navigation
• Chanute, 1908, Recent aëronautical progress in the United States
• Chatley, 1908, Helicoptere v. aeroplane
• Chatley, 1909, On the thrust of propellers
• Clarke, 1908, A model aëroplane
• Cochrane, 1904, Mechanical imitation of bird flight
• Cody, 1909, Experiences with the 'power kite'
• Coxwell, 1898, Notable balloon ascent
• Coxwell, 1900, A possible use of Montgolfier balloons in war

D

• Davidson, 1898, Flight, and how birds get a rise out of the wind when soaring
• Delaney, 1899, Telegraphing from a balloon in war
• Dines, 1907, Exhibition of a meteorograph and two kites. General meeting of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain
• Dines, On kites, kite flying, and aëroplanes
• Draper, 1909, Report on aërial level experiments

E

• Ebert, 1902, Measurement of electricity in the air from balloons
• Eddy, 1899, Some kite records in the United States

F

• Faure, 1900, Faure's balloon voyage across the channel

H

• H. A. B. (tr.), 1901, Meetings of the Permanent International Aeronautical Commission
• H. A. B., 1900, Scientific research in aeronautical problems
• Hergesell, 1905, The work of the international commission for scientific aëronautics

J

• Johnson, 1897, How to advance the science of aeronautics
• Jones, 1902, Note on a performance of the 'Bristol' war balloon during the South African campaign

K

• Kennedy, 1908, Mechanical aërial navigation
• Knight, 1899, Sailing and trailing

L

• Lanchester, 1909, The Wright and Voisin types of flying machine
• Lanchester, Aerodynamics
• Lloyd, 1908, Notes on the present position of mechanical flight in France
• Lucanus, 1902, Ornithological observations from balloons
• Lyon, 1898, The kite equipment of the Arlington Observatory

M

• Mance, 1899, Long-distance ballooning
• Marriott, 1904, Balloon ascents made by James Glaisher for scientific purposes, 1862-1869
• Marshall, 1898, Mechanical flight
• Maxim, 1900, The Zeppelin airship
• Maxim, 1902, Aerial navigation by bodies heavier than air (1)
• McKinney, 1909, Some points in aëronautical engines
• Merrill, 1899, Some simple experiments with aero-curves
• Merrill, 1906, A new method of experimenting with gliding flights
• Moedebeck, 1902, The development of aerial navigation in Germany
• Moore and Page, 1909, The Aeronautical Society of Great Britain Wings Committee. Experiments with flapping wings
• Moore, 1897, Report on experiments made to ascertain the power and means necessary for flight with wings
• Moore, 1898, Further experiments in flight
• Moore, 1898, Model flying machine
• Moore, 1906, Wings versus aeroplanes
• Mossman, 1899, Wind averages
• Moy, 1904, Mechanical flight

O

• Oakes, 1897, Soaring flight

P

• Parsons, 1908, Deductions from Experiments
• Paul Haenlein Moedebeck, 1908, Probable cause of the explosion of Count Zeppelin's airship
• Pilcher, 1898, Soaring machine
• Publication , 1898, Some American experiments
• Publication 10032, 1904, The purification of hydrogen by liquid air
• Publication 1008, 1906, The Austrian balloon voyage across the channel
• Publication 10160, 1900, Lord Rayleigh on 'Flight' (1)
• Publication 10173, 1897, Recent advancement in aerodynamics
• Publication 10178, 1906, Recent experiments of the Brothers Wright
• Publication 10179, 1905, Recent experiments with aeroplanes
• Publication 10314, 1906, The retirement of Colonel Templar
• Publication 10317, 1901, Return journeys of the navigable balloon, 'La France'
• Publication 10358, 1897, Dr. Richet's machine
• Publication 10416, 1904, The late Major H. C. Roberts
• Publication 10487, 1900, M. Rose's airship
• Publication 10504, 1901, Rotary kites (1)
• Publication 10630, 1897, Russian aeronautical exhibition
• Publication 10703, 1904, The St. Louis aeronautical competitions (2)
• Publication 10704, 1902, The St. Louis airship competition (1)
• Publication 10705, 1902, The St. Louis airship competition (3)
• Publication 10707, 1903, The St. Louis Exhibition
• Publication 10708, 1904, The St. Louis International Aeronautical Congress
• Publication 10818, 1905, The Santos-Dumont No. XIV
• Publication 10826, 1900, Santos-Dumont's motor balloon
• Publication 10828, 1906, Santos-Dumont's motor-driven aeroplane
• Publication 10829, 1901, Santos-Dumont's navigable balloon (1)
• Publication 10830, 1901, Santos-Dumont's navigable balloon (2)
• Publication 10834, 1904, Santos-Dumont's No. 7
• Publication 10835, 1907, Santos-Dumont's No. 16 (1)
• Publication 10838, 1902, Santos-Dumont's plans
• Publication 10998, 1905, A scientific balloon ascent from Berlin
• Publication 10999, 1898, Scientific balloon ascents
• Publication 11000, 1898, The Scientific American Flying machine trophy
• Publication 11013, 1907, Screw propellers v. aëroplanes
• Publication 11021, 1899, The search for Andrée
• Publication 11028, 1901, Sectional subjects at the Paris Congress
• Publication 11112, 1902, The Sheffield fatal parachute accident
• Publication 1130, 1898, Mr. Bacon's scientific ascents
• Publication 11349, 1901, Some celebrities of the Paris Congress
• Publication 11353, 1897, Some novel ideas on artificial flight
• Publication 11400, 1901, The Sparrow balloon coin
• Publication 11404, 1897, Speed of flying birds
• Publication 11405, 1897, Speed of flying geese
• Publication 11433, 1897, Capt. F. Spiers' life-saving kite
• Publication 11505, 1897, Steam flying model
• Publication 11548, 1897, Stentzel's wing machine
• Publication 11636, 1907, Superposed aëroplanes
• Publication 11670, 1901, Suter's new airship on Lake Constance
• Publication 11683, 1901, Systematic exploration of the atmosphere at sea by means of kites
• Publication 11829, 1905, The thirty-foot diameter propeller
• Publication 11841, 1907, Three airships of three nations
• Publication 12046a, 1907, The trials of the Delagrange aëroplane
• Publication 12096, 1897, Turbinia's light engines
• Publication 12112, 1898, Twenty-Four hours in a balloon
• Publication 12188, 1897, The Upper Rhine Aeronautical Society
• Publication 12254, 1901, Value of pure oxygen in high balloon ascents
• Publication 12255, 1900, The valveless balloon voyage
• Publication 12582, 1897, Waelde's aerial propeller
• Publication 12634, 1899, War ballooning in Cuba
• Publication 12638, 1900, War balloons and international law

• Publication 12731, 1906, The Wellman balloon expedition to the North Pole (1)
• Publication 12732, 1906, The Wellman balloon expedition to the North Pole (2)
• Publication 12818a, 1908, Late Mr. F. H. Wenham, Hon. member of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain
• Publication 12920, 1908, E. Wilson's aeroplane
• Publication 12923, 1903, Wind forces overcome in the experiments of M. Santos-Dumont with his navigable balloon in Paris, 1901
• Publication 12941, 1900, Wireless telegraphy experiments from a balloon
• Publication 12950, 1898, Wise's photographic kite
• Publication 12966, 1897, Dr. Wölfert's steerable balloon
• Publication 13177, 1900, Count von Zeppelin's airship (1)
• Publication 13184, 1897, Count Zeppelin's balloons
• Publication 13194, 1899, The Zeppelin airship (1)
• Publication 13220, 1901, Dr. C. Zimmerman's Cycala flying machine
• Publication 1845, 1899, Dr. Biddle's apparatus
• Publication 1861, 1906, Bird-like flying machines
• Publication 208, 1905, Aeronautics and meteorology
• Publication 209, 1906, Aeronautics and polar exploration
• Publication 212, 1900, Aeronautics at the Paris exhibition
• Publication 2134, 1902, Fatal accident to M. de Bradsky
• Publication 216, 1900, Aeronautics in 1900
• Publication 2232, 1907, British government aeroplane experiments in the South Scottish Highlands
• Publication 2313, 1907, Recent international aeronautical conference at Brussels
• Publication 2395, 1905, Mr. Frank Butler's ascent to view the eclipse of the sun
• Publication 2708, 1897, Chanute's experiments
• Publication 2931, 1902, The Collapse of the No. VI Santos-Dumont balloon
• Publication 2979, 1897, Compressed air motors
• Publication 3060, 1904, Congress of the international scientific aeronautical commission, to be held at St. Petersburg in Aug-Sept 1904
• Publication 3120, 1897, The cost of war ballooning
• Publication 3233, 1906, Cyclonic observations by balloons and kites
• Publication 3274, 1900, Dr. K. Danilewsky's aerial experiments
• Publication 3275, 1900, Danilewsky's dirigible flying machine
• Publication 3276, 1899, Danilewsky's dirigible balloon
• Publication 3303, 1897, Davidson's 'Volation' fund
• Publication 3507, 1906, The development of the kite and the forthcoming kite display
• Publication 3629, 1905, The Dines meteorograph
• Publication 3700, 1907, Display of scientific kites
• Publication 3837, 1900, The duration of the lifting power of kites
• Publication 3915, 1901, Echoes of the siege of Paris
• Publication 3947, 1901, The effects of vertical aerial currents on balloons
• Publication 42, 1907, The accident to M. Santos Dumont's new aëroplane
• Publication 4230, 1904, Experiments of the Brothers Wright
• Publication 4232, 1904, Experiments with man lifting kites at Aldershot (1)
• Publication 4233, 1905, Experiments with man lifting kites at Aldershot (2)
• Publication 4235, 1905, Experiments with Señor Alvarez's aeroplane
• Publication 4236, 1901, Experiments with the Zeppelin airship
• Publication 4240, 1897, Exploration of the atmosphere by balloons
• Publication 4370, 1899, Fatal accident to Mr. Percy S. Pilcher
• Publication 4371, 1902, Fatal accident to 'La Paix'
• Publication 466, 1906, Airship evolutions in Washington
• Publication 527, 1904, The altimeter
• Publication 56, 1898, Ader's flying machine
• Publication 6457, 1902, Investigation of the upper atmosphere by means of kites (2)
• Publication 6469, 1901, Italian experiments in firing on war balloons
• Publication 6518, 1907, The Jamestown Aëronautical Congress (2)
• Publication 6636, 1902, The journey of the Mellin airship across the metropolis
• Publication 6729, 1906, The Kingdom of the air
• Publication 6734, 1899, Kite apparatus at Russian manoeuvres
• Publication 6742, 1897, Kites for meteorological investigations (1)
• Publication 6743, 1897, Kites for meteorological investigations (2)
• Publication 6744, 1897, Kites for meteorology (1)
• Publication 6745, 1899, Kites for meteorology (2)
• Publication 6772, 1907, Mr. Knabenshue's new airship gas engine
• Publication 6808, 1899, Koch's flying machine
• Publication 6927, 1901, The Kress dragon flyer
• Publication 710, 1902, Application of balloons and kites to wireless telegraphy
• Publication 7103, 1897, Lamson's man-lifting kite
• Publication 711, 1900, The application of wireless telegraphy to balloons
• Publication 7207, 1897, Langley's aerodrome
• Publication 7209, 1897, Langley's flying machine
• Publication 7213, 1903, Professor Langley's airship model
• Publication 7215, 1902, Professor Langley's new experiments
• Publication 7238, 1897, The late Mr. F. W. Brearey
• Publication 7329, 1903, The Lebaudy airship (1)
• Publication 7627, 1898, Liquefied gas for ballooning
• Publication 786, 1900, The Duke of Argyll on the Zeppelin air ship
• Publication 7960, 1897, Man-lifting kites (1)
• Publication 7961, 1905, Man-lifting kites (3)
• Publication 809, 1908, The Army aeroplane
• Publication 814, 1904, Sir Edwin Arnold. Obituary
• Publication 8234, 1904, Sir Hiram Maxim's captive flying machine
• Publication 8312, 1901, Meetings of the Permanent International Aeronautical Congress
• Publication 8326, 1902, The Mellin airship (1)
• Publication 8334, 1902, Memorandum concerning the use of the captive war balloon during the siege of Ladysmith