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A

• Andrée, 1893, Blown out to sea in a balloon

B

• Baden-Powell, 1894, On the action of a bird's wing
• Baldwin, 1894, A monster balloon
• Bates, 1894, A type of Malay kite. Letter
• Bell, 1893, Professor Bell on aerial navigation
• Bretonnière, 1893, Sailing flight. International conference proceedings, discussion of the theory of the aeroplane in Langley's paper Internal Work of the Wind, 1893
• Bretonnière, 1894, Sailing flight. From observations made at Constantine, Algeria
• Bretonnière; Keess, Huffaker, and De Louvrié, 1894, Soaring flight

C

• Cabot, 1894, The uses of flying machines
• Chanute, 1893, International Conference of Aerial Navigation, Columbian Exposition, 1893
• Chanute, 1893, Opening address. Conference on aerial navigation
• Chanute, 1894, Sailing flight. From observations made at Constantine, Algeria, by J. Bretonnière. Discussion by Octave Chanute
• Charbonnet, 1893, The balloon accident in the Alps
• Church, 1894, Soaring flight. Discussion
• Cockrell, 1894, Bill for the promotion of aerial navigation
• Coe, 1894, Observations in balloons

D

• Davis, 1894, Some experiments with kites
• Dennis, 1894, Balloon accident
• Dines, 1890, On wind pressure upon an inclined surface (b)
• Dines, 1890, On wind presure upon an inclined surface (a)
• Dines, 1891, On the wind pressure on curved vanes
• Dow, 1894, The elastic fluid turbine, a possible motor for aeronautical use
• Duryea, 1894, Learning how to fly

E

• Eddy, 1894, A soaring aeroplane kite
• Eddy, 1894, Experiments with hexagon and tailless kites
• Eiermann, 1893, A descent into Lake Michigan

F

• Ferguson, 1894, Anemometry. Proceedings of the conference on aerial navigation, Chicago 1893
• Fonvielle, 1894, Exploration of the upper atmosphere
• Fullerton, 1894, Notes on the design of flying machines

H

• Hargrave, 1894, Flying machine motors and cellular kites
• Harrington, 1894, Systematic explorations of the upper air, with estimates of cost
• Hastings, 1893, On the problem of aerial navigation
• Hastings, 1894, On the problem of aerial navigation
• Hazen, 1894, Double balloon ascension at the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the settlement of the town of Providence, R. I.
• Hazen, 1894, Professor Hazen's aerial explorations
• Hazen, 1894, Proposed aerial voyage to Europe
• Hazen, 1894, Scientific results gained by balloons
• Hazen, 1894, Ten miles above the earth
• Head, 1893, Locomotion in air. Part of opening address before the mechanical section of the British Association
• Herring, 1893, The flight of buzzards

J

• Johnson, 1894, Soaring flight, Discussion

K

• Killips, 1894, Fall from a balloon
• Kimball, 1894, Note on a paper by Ch. de Louvrie on 'The advantage of beating wings'

• Kress, 1894, Aeroplanes and flapping flying machines
• Kress, 1894, Note on the elastic air-screw
• Kress, 1894, The theory of sailing flight

L

• Langley, 1894, The internal work of the wind (4)
• Langley, Meyers, Wood, Church, Johnson, and Hazen, 1894, Discussion of Langley's 'The Internal Work of the Wind,' in the Proceedings of the Conference on Aerial Navigation, Chicago, 1893
• Larden, 1893, Thunderstorm phenomena on the Matterhorn
• Lilienthal, 1894, The flying man
• Lilienthal, 1894, The flying man. The carrying capacity of arched surfaces in sailing flight
• Louvrié, 1894, The advantage of beating wings
• Louvrié, 1894, Theory of soaring flight

M

• Mallet, 1894, The balloon screw
• Mallock, 1891, Note on the instability of India rubber tubes and balloons when distended by fluid pressure
• Marvin and Langley, 1894, The internal work of the wind. Discussion of Professor Langley's paper by C. F. Marvin
• Marvin, 1894, The internal work of the wind. Discussion of Professor Langley's paper
• Maxim, 1893, The Maxim flying machine (1)
• Mouillard, 1894, A programme for safe experimenting
• Myers, 1894, Balloon meteorology
• Myers, 1894, Destructive war balloons
• Myers, 1894, Manoeuvring of balloons
• Myers, 1894, Manufacturing hydrogen gas balloons
• Myers, 1894, The internal work of the wind. Discussion of Professor Langley's paper by Carl Myers
• Myers, 1894, The internal work of the wind. Proceedings of the conference on aerial navigation, Chicago, 1893. Discussion of Professor Langley's paper by Mr. Carl Myers, Frankfort, N. Y.

P

• Phillips, 1894, Mechanical flight: The sustentation of the weight
• Publication 10109, 1893, Rain-making
• Publication 10145, 1894, Bridgeport's flying machine
• Publication 10296, 1894, Renard's new war balloon
• Publication 10407a, 1894, An aeronaut injured
• Publication 10631, 1894, Russia tries a war balloon
• Publication 11002, 1894, Scientific ballooning in Germany
• Publication 11686, 1894, The flight of buzzards
• Publication 11842, 1893, A thrilling balloon trip
• Publication 12058, 1894, Triplicate balloons
• Publication 12269, 1894, An aeronaut badly hurt
• Publication 12557, 1894, The longest voyage
• Publication 12637, 1894, War balloons (3)
• Publication 12791, 1894, Wellner's flying machine
• Publication 1316, 1894, Ballooning with geese
• Publication 1320, 1894, A balloon lawn party at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
• Publication 1329, 1894, A balloon screw
• Publication 1331, 1894, Balloons for military service. (U. S.)
• Publication 1332, 1893, Balloon signaling. A new military signaling balloon
• Publication 1863, 1893, Birds' methods of steering
• Publication 210, 1893, Aeronautics. Announcement

• Publication 2702, 1893, The secret of soaring
• Publication 3031, 1893, Conférence on aerial navigation. Proceedings of the conference on aerial navigation held in Chicago, August 1893
• Publication 3511, 1894, Device for floating the basket of a balloon
• Publication 3943, 1893, Edison on flying machines
• Publication 3984, 1894, Electric signaling balloon
• Publication 4044, 1893, English military balloon
• Publication 4567, 1893, The first balloon corps in the U. S. Army
• Publication 4620, 1894, The flight of man
• Publication 4663, 1894, Flying by steam
• Publication 4670, 1894, Flying machine at Chicago
• Publication 5181, 1894, The General Myer
• Publication 5218, 1894, German army balloons
• Publication 5415, 1893, A government balloon ascension
• Publication 6285, 1894, How it feels to jump out of a balloon
• Publication 6296, 1894, Soaring flight
• Publication 6395, 1893, International Conference on aerial navigation, Chicago, 1893. Announcement
• Publication 697, 1894, Apparatus for saving balloons that fall into the sea
• Publication 79, 1894, Aerial navigation
• Publication 8205, 1894, The Maxim flying machine (2)
• Publication 8233, 1894, Hiram S. Maxim and his experimental machine
• Publication 8360, 1894, Meteorological Congress at Antwerp
• Publication 879, 1893, Ascent of exploring balloon for researches in the upper atmosphere
• Publication 8980, 1894, Naming the clouds
• Publication 8990, 1894, Natural gas balloon ascensions and change of temperature in gas balloons
• Publication 9133, 1893, A new dirigible balloon. Russian Military Commission at Warsaw
• Publication 9165, 1893, A New York ascension
• Publication 970, 1894, The attitude of the Patent Office toward flying-machine inventors

S

• Sprung, 1894, The internal work of the wind

T

• Taylor, 1894, Flying devices
• Thurston, 1894, Notes on the materials of aeronautic engineering

V

• Vandenberg, 1893, Soaring flight
• Vogt, 1894, The air propeller

W

• Wellner, 1894, An Austrian aerostatic machine
• Wellner, 1894, New flying machine
• Wenham, 1894, Suggestions and experiments for the construction of aerial machines
• Winston, 1893, The secret of soaring
• Wise, 1894, The longest voyage
• Wood, 1894, Flotation vs. aviation
• Wood, 1894, Wood, de Volson. Soaring flight. Discussion of Prof. Langley's paper, 'The Internal Work of the Wind,' proceedings of the conference on aerial navigation held in Chicago, August 1, 2, 3 and 4, 1893

Z

• Zahm, 1894, Atmospheric gusts and their relation to flight
• Zahm, 1894, Stability of aeroplanes and flying machines