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- Advisory Committee, 1910, Technical Report of the Advisory Committee for the year 1910-1911
- Andrée Diaries, 1931
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- Bacon, 1900, By Land and Sky
- Bacon, 1902, Dominion of the Air
- Bacon, 1905, Balloons, airships and flying machines; by Gertrude Bacon
- Bacon, 1907, The Record of an Aeronaut
- Bacon, 1911, How Men Fly
- Barber, 1918, Aerobatics
- Bon-Sens, 1885, Lettre de l'observateur Bon-Sens sur la fatale catastrophe des infortunés Pilâtre de Rozier et Romain, les Aéronautes et l'Aérostation
- Bossoh, 2022
- Brannon, 1879, The air-boat for arcustatic air travel . . . making aero-navigation facile, rapid, safe, etc.
- Brewer, 1921, The Langley Machine and the Hammondsport Trials
- Brewer, 1946
- Brown, 1873, The aeroplane
- Burnaby, 1882, A ride across the channel
C
- Campbell, 1867, The Reign of Law
- Chanute and Moedebeck, 1907, Artificial flight
- Chatley, 1909, Difficulties in the construction of aeroplanes
- Clarke, 1908, A model aëroplane
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- De Oliveira, 2019
- Delaunay, 1914, The experiments of the Aeronautical Laboratory of Saint-Cyr
- Dines and Shaw, 1903, Meteorological observations obtained by the use of kites off the west coast of Scotland 1902
- Dines, 1890, On testing anemometers
- Dines, 1890, On wind pressure upon an inclined surface (b)
- Dines, 1890, On wind presure upon an inclined surface (a)
- Dines, 1890, Report of the Wind Force Committee on the factor of the Kew pattern Robinson anemometer
- Dines, 1891, On the wind pressure on curved vanes
- Dines, 1892, Anemometer comparisons
- Dines, 1903, The method of kite flying from a steam vessel, and meteorological observations obtained thereby off the west coast of Scotland
- Dines, 1904, Observations by means of kites at Crinau in the summer 1903
- Dines, Petavel, Hakwood, Thrift, 1908, The international balloon ascents, July 22-27, 1907
- Dixon, 1893, The rate of explosion in gases
- Dumaresq de Carteret-Bisson, 1884, The balloon society of Great Britain. Inaugural address in celebration of the Centenary Jubilee of the first balloon ascent in the UK
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- Hastings, Max, 2020, Operation Chastise : The RAF’s Most Brilliant Attack of World War II
- Helmholtz, 1888, On Atmospheric Movements. (Ueber atmosphaerische Bewegungen.) Pp. 78-93 (Sitzungsberichte der Königlich Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin, 1888, Berlin, 1888, pp. 647-663). Translated and republished by Abbe/Smithsonian
- Helmholtz, 1891, On a Theorem Relative to Movements that are Geometrically Similar in Fluid Bodies, Together with an Application to the Problem of Steering Balloons. Translated and republished by Abbe/Smithsonian
- Hodgson, 1924, History of Aeronautics in Great Britain
- Hopwood-Lewis and Macleod, 2013, on Patents, Lanchester, and the Aero Society of Great Britain
- Howlett, 2021
- Hubbard, Ledeboer, and Turner, 1911, the Aeroplane
J
- Jane, 1909, All the World's Air-Ships
- Jaworski and Smyth, 2018, Shakeout among airframe manufacturers starting 1930s
- Jeffries, 1786, First voyage on the 13th of Nov. 1784, from the Rhedarium London, into the parish of Stone, Kent
- Jeffries, 1786, Narrative of Two Aerial Voyages
- Jeffries, 1786, Second voyage on the 7th January, 1785, from the cliffs of Dover, across the British Channel
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- Kelvin et al, 1898, Electrification of air, of vapor, of water and of other gases
- Kennedy, 1909, Flying Machines
- Köppen, 1907, Kites and parachutes
- Krauss, 1901, Aerial navigation: How far is it practicable?
- Kremser, 1907, Meteorological observations in balloon ascents and the computation of results
- Kremser, 1907, Physics of the atmosphere
- Kutta, 1907, Photographic surveying from balloons
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- Lancaster, 1882, Artificial flight
- Lancaster, 1902, Travel in air
- Lanchester, 1907, Aerodonetics, constituting the second volume of a complete work on aerial flight, with appendices on the theory and application of the gyroscope, on the flight of projectiles (1)
- Lanchester, 1908, Aerodonetics, constituting the second volume of a complete work on aerial flight, with appendices on the theory and application of the gyroscope, on the flight of projectiles (2)
- Lanchester, 1909, The Wright and Voisin types of flying machine
- Lang, 1877, Experiments on the friction between water and air (2)
- Langley, 1894, The internal work of the wind (3)
- Langley, 1897, The new flying machine
- Le Maitre, 1911, Natural Stability
- Lebow, 1998
- Lenoir, 1785, Éloge funèbre de Pilâtre de Rozier, prononcé le 13 juillet 1785 au musée de Monsieur, sous l'autorité du conseil
- Ley, 1908, Possibility of a topography of the air based on balloon observations with special theodolites
- Lilienthal, 1907, Artificial flight
- Lougheed, 1910, Vehicles of the Air
- Lucy, 1869, On the flight of birds, of bats, and of insects, in reference to the subject of aërial locomotion
- Ludlow Hammer Post, 1907, Navigating the air; a scientific statement of the progress of aeronautical science
- Lunardi, 1784, An account of the first aërial voyage in England
- Luntley, 1851, Air navigation by means of the rotary balloon
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- Magnus, Galt, and Kelvin, 1898, Electrification of air, of vapour, of water, and of other gases
- Mallock, 1907, Ranges and behaviour or rifled projectiles in air
- Mansfield, 1877, Aerial navigation, and List of aeronautic books
- Marey, 1871, The mechanical flight in the animal kingdom
- Marey, 1872, Lectures on the phenomena of flight in the animal kingdom
- Marey, 1872, Lectures on the phenomena of flight in the animal kingdom
- Marey, 1883, Animal mechanism. A treatise on terrestrial and aerial locomotion
- Marion, 1888, Wonderful balloon ascents, or conquests of the skies. A history of balloons and balloon voyages
- Marshall, 1907, Flying machines: past, present and future. A popular account of flying machines, dirigible balloons and aeroplanes Great Britain
- Martyn, 1784, Hints of important uses to be derived from aërostatic globes
- Maxim, 1891, Improvements in and relating to aëronautic apparatus
- Maxim, 1895, Experiments in aeronautics
- Maxim, 1908, Artificial and natural flight (1)
- Maxim, 1908, Artificial and natural flight (2)
- May, 1885, Ballooning: a concise sketch of its history and principles
- Mazeas, 1753, Observations upon the electricity of the air, translated from French
- McKinney, 1909, Some points in aëronautical engines
- Means, 1896, Kite considered as instrument of value
- Medley, 1823, The air balloon spiritualized. In a poetical letter to his son
- Ménier, 1875, Mémoire sur la navigation aérienne
- Middleton, 1883, On the mechanics of flight and their application to flying machines
- Middleton, 1887, Aëronautics
- Miethe, 1907, Balloon photography
- Moedebeck, 1907, Artificial flight -- Historical, Pocket Book of Aeronautics
- Moedebeck, 1907, On ballooning. A. The theoretical principles of ballooning. B. The practice of ballooning
- Moedebeck, 1907, On military ballooning. A. Development and organization. B. Military applications of balloons. C. Firing at balloons. D. The military airship
- Moedebeck, 1907, Pocket-Book of Aeronautics
- Moedebeck, 1907, Technique of ballooning
- Monck, 1836, Account of the late aeronautical expedition from London to Weilburg, accomplished by Robert Holland, Esq., Monck Mason, Esq., and Charles Green, aeronaut (1)
- Monck, 1838, Aeronautica, Sketches illustrative of the theory and practice of aerostation, expedition to Germany
- Money, 1803, A short treatise on the use of balloons and field observators in military operations
- Moore, 1897, Report on experiments made to ascertain the power and means necessary for flight with wings
- Mosment, 1906, On the death of Mosment the aeronaut in 1906
- Moy, 1868, Aëronautical principles
- Moy, 1869, Upon the relative power and surface in mechanical flying machines with mathematical diagram for computation; upon the thrust of aerial screw propellers, and upon the flight of the albatross.
- Moy, 1875, Aëronautical progress
- Moy, 1876, Reply to some remarks in the 'Quarterly Review' for 1875
- Moy, 1880, On the amount of motive power required, and means available for obtaining that power for aerial machines
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- Nadar, 1866, The right to fly (translated to English)
- National Aeroplane Fund, 1915, National Aeroplane Fund
- Newcomb, 1906, Side-lights on astronomy and kindred fields of popular science
- Newcomb, 1906, Side-lights on astronomy and kindred fields of popular science
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- Palmer, 2006, Dictatorship of the Air
- Pardridge, 1843, Description of the pneumodromon or aero-locomotive. Mechanical flying. Examination of the theorie of Mr. Chabrier
- Parker, 1889, On the structure and development of the wing in the common fowl
- Parsons, 1908, Deductions from Experiments
- Peal, 1881, The flight of some large birds as observed through the telescope, etc., and on the balloon
- Pénaud, 1876, The power developed by birds
- Petavel, 1905, The pressure of explosions: Experiments on solid and gaseous explosive
- Petermann, 1852, Die englischen wissenschaftlichen Luftschiffahrten i. J. 1852, 1856
- Pettigrew, 1868, On the mechanical appliances by which flight is attained in the animal kingdom
- Pettigrew, 1874, Animal locomotion or walking, swimming, and flying, with a dissertation on aëronautics
- Pettigrew, 1883, Animal locomotion, or walking, swimming, and flying
- Phillips, 1867, Artificial flight
- Phillips, 1879, Mechanical action on the air
- Pocock, 1827, Aeropleustic Art
- Pocock, 1827, The aeropleustic art; or navigation in the air by the use of kites or buoyant sails
- Pole, 1881, A study of the problem of aërial navigation, as affected by recent mechanical improvements
- Pole, 1882, A study of the problem of the aerial navigation
- Pole, 1885, Further data on aerial navigation
- Pole, 1885, The Chicago conference on aerial navigation
- Pole, 1896, The Chicago conference on aerial navigation
- Poole, 1838, Crotchets in the air, or an (un)scientific account of a balloon trip
- Porter, 1921, Aerial Observation
- Porter, 1921, Aerial Observation
- Proctor, 1880, Flight of certain sea birds
- Publication 10032, 1904, The purification of hydrogen by liquid air
- Publication 10082, 1744, An Account of a Book intituled, New Principles of Gunnery, containing the Determination of the Force of Gunpowder; and an Investigation of the resisting Power of the Air to swift and slow Motions
- Publication 10160, 1900, Lord Rayleigh on 'Flight' (1)
- Publication 10215, 1848, Remarks on the ellipsoidal balloon, propelled by the Archimedean screw, described as the new aerial machine, now exhibiting at the Royal Adelaide Gallery
- Publication 10380, 1785, An account of Mr. J. Deeker's two aerial expeditions from the city of Norwich
- Publication 10403, 1783, Lettre à Monsieur le président de . . . . sur le globe airostatique, sur les têtes parlantes, & sur l'état présent de l'opinion publique à Paris. Pour servir de suite à la lettre sur la poëme des Jardins
- Publication 10804, 1902, Santos-Dumont interviewed
- Publication 10826, 1900, Santos-Dumont's motor balloon
- Publication 11021, 1899, The search for Andrée
- Publication 11086, 1902, Destruction of the Severo navigable balloon
- Publication 11404, 1897, Speed of flying birds
- Publication 11690, 1907, Tables and Formulae
- Publication 11838, 1838, Thoughts on the farther improvement of aerostation . . . . with a description of a machine now constructing on different principles from those hitherto adopted by the inventor of the machine
- Publication 12638, 1900, War balloons and international law
- Publication 12941, 1900, Wireless telegraphy experiments from a balloon
- Publication 13177, 1900, Count von Zeppelin's airship (1)
- Publication 3947, 1901, The effects of vertical aerial currents on balloons
- Publication 4213, 1863, Account of observations of atmospheric electricity taken at Windsor, Nova Scotia
- Publication 4265, 1909, Extraordinary conference of the FAI in London in January 1909
- Publication 6927, 1901, The Kress dragon flyer
- Publication 7076, 1907, The Lahm aeronautic cup (1)
- Publication 7122, 1884, Material system of earth, air and falling body
- Publication 7311, 1908, The law of the forward edge
- Publication 7484-7485, 1783, Lettre sur le globe aérostatique
- Publication 8312, 1901, Meetings of the Permanent International Aeronautical Congress
- Publication 8464, 1899, Military ballooning in Switzerland
- Publication 9378, 1879, On the abolition of the top valve of the balloon
- Publication 9742, 1909, Pictorial history of flight
- Publication B2p0897e08, 1911, The military aeroplane
- Publication B2p0897e09, 1912, Military aeroplane competition, 1912
- Publication B2p0897e12, 1912, Military aeroplane trials
- Publication B2p0917e06, 1912, Monaco hydro-aeroplane meeting
- Publication B2p0917e07, 1913, The Monaco hydro-aeroplane meeting
- Publication B2p0918e07, 1913, Water flight at Monaco
- Publication B2p0974e11, 1910, Table of aeroplanes at Olympia. Some observations on the theories of flight
- Publication B2p0994e18, 1909, Armchair aeronautics. An experimental paper aeroplane
- Publication B2p1005e14, 1916, Questions in Parliament
- Publication B2p1005e15, 1915, Statements in Parliament
- Publication B2p1009e25, 1912, Clothing and equipment for aviators
- Publication B2p1065e18, 1912, Army and navy aviation prizes
- Publication B2p1070e14, 1910, Aerial propellers
- Publication B2p1096e06, 1916, Air raids by allies
- Publication B2p1131e17, 1909, Rheims aviation meeting
- Publication B2p1158e20, 1916, The R. F. C. inquiry
- Publication B2p1243e18, 1912, Soaring birds
- Publication B2p1256e12, 1910, Speed alarms for flyers
- Publication B2p1263e20, 1913, Discussion on stability. With special reference to Mr. O'Gorman's and Mr. Dunne's papers presented on 29th January, 1913
- Publication B2p1338e06, 1914, The Central Flying School at Upavon
- Publication B2p1341e06, 1910, The transatlantic attempt
- Publication B2p1355e04, 1915, New dirigible and seaplanes for the U. S. A. Navy
- Publication B2p1355e09, 1916, U. S. A. aeronautical specification. Military hydro-aeroplane. No. 1002
- Publication B2p1477e20, 1916, Zeppelinisms
- Publication B2p1483e18, 1916, Zeppelin airship
- Publication B2p1484e16, 1915, Zeppelin losses
- Publication B2p1491e12, 1910, A miniature dirigible
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- Quartermain, 1859, The expansive force of gun-powder as a motive power; and a description of the engine and car suitable for its application to air navigation
- Quartermain, 1860, The air navigated by man upon the principles adopted by the Creator for sustaining all flying animals
- Quartermaine, 1870, On the angle of impact of the air on surface
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- Rayleigh, 1900, The mechanical principles of flight
- Rayleigh, 1905, On the compressibility of gases between one atmosphere and half an atmosphere of pressure
- Reinold, 1895, Sea of air, e. physical representation. f. b Layman. 3rd ed. K. Gutekunst
- Robinson, 1879, On the determination of the constants of the cup anemometer by experiments with a whirling machine
- Robinson, 1962, The Zeppelin in Combat
- Rotch, 1900, Sounding the ocean of air; six lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute of Boston in December 1898
- Rush, 1851, An account of ascents in the Nassau and Victoria balloons in the years 1848, 1849 and 1850
- Rutherford, 1897, A magnetic detector of electrical waves, and some of its applications
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- Sage, 1785, A letter addressed to a female friend by Mrs. Sage, the first English female aerial traveller
- Sage, 1785, A letter describing her expedition with Mr. Lundardi's balloon on the 29th June, 1785
- Samuelson, 1905, Resistance of air and the question of flying
- Schuster, 1908, Report on the investigation of the upper atmosphere
- Science Museum, 1913, List of the Works on Aeronautics in the Science Library, Second Edition
- Scoffern, 1881, The problem and prospects of aërial navigation
- Senegal, 1870, Ptemametron
- Serrell, 1882, A method of measuring air velocities
- Shaw and Dines, 1902, Meteorological observations by use of kites off west coast of Scotland
- Shaw, 1907, On the use of kites in meteorological research
- Short and Short, 1904, An airtight balloon car far high ascents
- Shuckburgh, 1778, Comparison between Sir George Shuckburgh and Colonel Roy's rules for the measurements of heights with the barometer
- Smyth, 1867, Experiments practically demonstrating the laws by which birds fly, and their application to an aerial machine
- Southern, 1785, A treatise upon aerostatic machines, with directions for making inflammable air
- Spiller, 1871, Particulars of experiments made January 1846, to ascertain the law of resistance to the passage of the air through pipes of different diameters and lengths at various velocities
- Squier, 1909, Present status of military aeronautics (3)
- Squier, 1909, Present status of military aeronautics (4)
- St. Martin, 1867, A novel apparatus for aërial locomotion
- St. Martin, 1867, An aerostatic apparatus based on the principles which affect and regulate the movements of a kite when in the air
- Stauber, 1907, Technology of gases
- Sterrett, 2006, Wittgenstein Flies a Kite
- Stow, 1892, On large and small anemometers
- Stringfellow, 1892, A few remarks on what has been done with screw-propelled aeroplone machines, from 1808 to 1892
- Sutton, 1878, On the flight of birds and aërial navigation
- Sutton, 1878, Second paper on the flight of birds
- Sykes, 1871, Thoughts upon the present position of aëronautical science
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- Talbot, 1915, Aëroplanes and dirigibles of war
- Taylor, 1855, A guide book to Lieut. Maury's wind and current charts
- Teisserenc de Bort and Rotch, 1893, Report on present state of our knowledge respecting the general circulation of the atmosphere
- Templer, 1879, Military balloons
- Thomson, 1893, On the grand currents of atmospheric circulation
- Tissandier, 1881, Application des piles Planté aux aérostats
- Treadwell, 2010, German and Austro-Hungarian aircraft manufacturers, 1908–1918
- Turnbull, 1908, The efficiency of aeroplanes, etc
- Turner, 1916, Aircraft of to-day
- Turnor, 1865, Astra castra; experiments and adventures in the atmosphere. Roll of the first 500 aeronauts, with the date and place of their first ascents, Books hitherto published on aerostation
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- Vivenair, 1784, Account of a journey lately performed through the air in an Aërostatic Globe
- Vossius, 1663, A treatise concerning the motion of the seas and winds
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- Walkden, 1912, Aeroplanes in Gusts
- Walkden, 1913, Aeroplanes in Gusts, 2nd edition
- Walker, 1810, A treatise on the art of flying by mechanical means (1)
- Walker, 1877, A treatise on the art of flying by mechanical means (4)
- Walker, 1902, The screw propeller and aerocurve in theory and practice
- Wallis, 1685, A discourse concerning the air's gravity, observed in the baroscope, occasioned by that of Dr. Garden
- Wallis, 1686, A discourse concerning the measure of the air's resistance to bodies moved in it
