Nostalgic Transport Scenes

Vintage photographs featuring individuals in transportation settings, including trains, boats, and airplanes, evoking a sense of history.

Vintage Photograph. Closeup of railroad engineer looking out of locomotive cab window with serious expression

Vintage Photograph. Closeup of railroad engineer looking out of locomotive cab window with serious expression

Anefo photo collection. Mn Merchant Navy / Anefo London series. board Dutch coastal boat Thames London. 1943. Britain, London

Off to WoomeraLord Cherwell, Paymaster General and Scientific adviser ***** the P.M., today left London airport for Australia, were it is reported that he will inspect the Woomera Rocket Range - Scene of Britain's new atomic tests. September 16, 1953.

For Flight - Campbell Black, who has abandoned his ***** for a record dash to the Cape and ***** aerodrome in his Comet plane at *****.Campbell Black talking to his co-pilot, ***** Arthur, seen in the cockpit of the ***** Hatfield. September 17, 1935. (Photo by Keystone)

1920S Close-Up Of Charles Lindberg In Leather Aviator Cap Sitting In Cockpit Of Plane

Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, external marina (depicted, town).Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, External War Gogs (depicted, City)

Juan de la Cierva y Codorníu, 1st Count of De La Cierva (1895-1936) was a Spanish civil engineer, pilot and aeronautical engineer. His most famous accomplishment was the invention in 1920 of the Autogiro,1 a single-rotor type of aircraft that came to be called autogyro in the English language. Location: BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL-COLECCION. MADRID. SPANIEN.

Anefo photo collection. Youngest Dutch glider Robbie Vaassen. March 21, 1952

Photograph of Thomas Sopwith (1888-1989) an English aviation pioneer and yachtsman, in the cockpit of a plane. Dated 20th Century

Anefo photo collection. Youngest Dutch glider Robbie Vaassen. March 21, 1952

Anefo photo collection. Prince Claus gets (8th) flying lessons at Martinair Fly School in Lelystad. January 20, 1984. Lelystad

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05/31/1912. The English Aviation "Derby". The winner Hamel with his Passenger, Miss Trebauke Davis.

Poll photo collection. Sailing ship with crew. Pieter Bokma at the helm of his sailing boat. 1932. Friesland, Grouw

Three men standing next to an aircraft having a conversation (EV007035_H)

Anefo photo collection. Arrival Jean Marais at Schiphol, here in the helicopter. April 13, 1965. Noord-Holland, Schiphol

Aviator Roscoe Turner Presenting Red High Wing Monoplane to the Friends of New China Represented by Hilda Yen Chinese Aviatrix Washington Airport Washington DC USA Harris & Ewing April 3 1939

Lady Bailey Near Completion Of Her 16,000 Mile Flight In Sold.Paris. . .Lady Bailey of England, Stepping from her single seater moth Airplane as she landed at Villacoublay, Just before the end of her long sold flight from London to the tip of South Africa and return, M.Renvoise, Commandant of the Lebourget Airdome greeted her on arrival. This was the longest sold flight ever attempted by a woman and successfully completed. January 18, 1929. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).

Three men in the cockpit of an airplane. Fédèle Azari (Italian, 1895 - 1930)

Getafe (Madrid), 01/31/1923. Juan de la Cierva at the Getafe airfield testing the autogyro.

Sailing flight training on F 2 d, Roslagens flying fleet. Flight sail flight training on F 2 D, Roslagens flying fleet. Flight with gliders G 101.

A group onboard sea sled 'Miss England', 1922. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes.

The first time the flight machine is in use in the service of the press. Thulin arrives at Stockholm from Malmö with pictures from the opening high newspapers at the Baltic exhibition in 1914.

Anefo photo collection. Arrival Max Brod (writer) at Schiphol, Max Brod. September 9, 1965. Noord-Holland, Schiphol

"Niagara" - Also Salvage Scenes - Merchant Shipping. March 01, 1955.

''Sir Malcolm Campbell at the wheel of Bluebird', 1937. Artist: Unknown.

Wing-Commander Walter Gibb, the pilot, with the record breaking Canberra at London Airport today.New-Record Canberra at London Airport today: Flies 12 miles up.The Canberra bomber in which Wing-Commander Walter Gibb, DSO, DFC, assistant chief test pilot of the Bristol Aeroplane Company has broken the world altitude record, landed at London Airport to-day (Thursday). The plane, built by the English Electric Company, owned by the Ministry of Supply and powered by two Bristol Olympus turbo jet engines, reached a height of 63,668 feet, beating by 4,222 ft. the previous record established by Group Captain ***** angined De ***** new record (subject ***** was set last Monday (May 4) and ***** today. May 8, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

J.M. Johnson in Bleriotype plane

Anefo photo collection. Aircraft show Ilsy III at Ypenburg. Switzer acts as a human plane. July 24, 1951. The Hague, Ypenburg, South Holland

Anefo photo collection. Airplane accident at Moerdijksbrug with roadside assistance. September 5, 1953

Smertenko Leaves Croydon After Night At Police Station - Professor Smertenko takes a last look at Croydon from the cabin of the plane as he departs. Having spent the night in Wallington Police station, Surrey, Professor Johan Smertenko, 50-year-old Vice-President of the American League for a Free Palestine left Croydon Aerodrome, near London, to return to Paris. He flew in the same private-charter French plane in which he had come to Britain in difiance of a Home Office ban on his entry. The ban had been imposed following Smertenko's visit last December, when he had accused Britain of maintaining a region of terror in Palestine. January 16, 1947.

02/10/1910. First flight carried out in Spain. Pilot, Frenchman Julien Mamet; Stage, Barcelona.

Man fixing an aeroplane 1930s

Anefo photo collection. HKH PR. Beatrix and PR. Claus with pr. Friso and Pr. Willem Alexander aboard the "Green Draech", open NW Jachsh. In Hoorn Beatrix and Claus with WA and. June 7, 1969. Hoorn, Noord-Holland

Elsevier photo collection. Formateur. Cals flew helicopter Julianakanne Hague Soestdijk release report there. April 9, 1965. Hague, South Holland

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12/31/1902. The Orville Brothers and Wilbur Wright.

Trash. SST - Lövsta

High on the list of Australia's best drivers is tall, good-looking John Crouch, 30, of Sydney. He won his first race at Penrith Speedway when he was 17. Since then he has had six firsts, numerous seconds and thirds. John drives a Delahaye, a French model worth £1000, with a speed limit of 120 mph. March 29, 1949.

Elsevier photo collection. Amsterdam sports teacher Wim Wagenaar raised world stunt. giant flyer, world champion water skis, air trip roller skates sports car. stunt removed Velserweg North Sea canal. Unfortunately collapsed fourth flight lost kite. sports car managed Tonio Hildebrand. January 17, 1964. IJmuiden, Noord-Holland, Velsen

O.P.S Mrs. Victor Bruce waving from the cockpit of ' plane when completing the final lap of her round the world flight last year '.A Month In The Sky Without Coming Down Mrs. Bruce Reveals Her Plans. An amazing attempt to live for a month in a small airplane - flying over England but never coming down is to be made this summer by the Hon. Victor Bruce and his equally daring wife. They are to take turns at piloting, Cooking, and sleeping, while fuels and food supplies will be lowered to them once or twice a day from another airplane flying over them. March 18, 1932. (Photo by Keystone).

H. F. Baker. H. Baker Pilot Klemm monoplane. October 2, 1929.

Buddy on the machine line taken in 1948. Buddy on the machine line taken in 1948

***** For King's Cup Air RacePercival, who is flying the Viscountess Wakefield of Hythe's "Percival "Mew Gull" in the Air Race, talking to advisers about the plane, at Luton Aerodrome. October 18, 1937. (Photo by LNA).

S/Y "Ingvor", with pilots visiting. S/y "Ingvor", med lotsar på besök.

Speed And Distance Fliers Team For Air Derby -- Col. Roscoe Turner, American speed king (left), and Clyde Pangborn, round-the-world flier, beside their giant Boeing transport plane, in which they hopped off from the union air terminal at Burnnank, Calif., for New York, at 12.45A.M., Pacific standard time, September 12, in an aerial dash across the continent. The sky aces are shown smiling their satisfaction following an inspection of the plane ***** taking it over at Seattle, wash., ***** The fliers are confident that the *****. October 30, 1934. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Claude Grahame-White

Australian professional cyclist, Sid Patterson, steps off a BOAC Constellation from London. He returned after two years on the Continent. November 27, 1951.

Travel photos Mediterranean. Sailor of the passenger ship "Milwaukee" on a feeder boat

Pilots Get Ready For King's Cup Race -- H. S. Broad, Capt. De Havilland and A. S. Butler at stag-lane aerodrome today (Mon).The pilot who are competing in the great King's Cup air race which is being held next Saturday are now bust preparing and training for this flying event. July 03, 1933. (Photo by London News Agency Ltd.)

The Admiral Tests a Lifeboat. Vice Admiral Russell R. Waesche, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, takes the tiller of a new-type 24-foot lifeboat for merchant vessels. The Coast Guard designed the boat, which is all metal and is equipped with sufficient food and water to last 29 men for ten days. The boat also carries charts, signal devices, and medical equipment. It is propelled by both motor and sail. The U.S. Coast Guard is responsible for safety equipment aboard all U.S. merchant vessels.

In 1928 a beardless Wilkins filled his single-engine monoplane through a funnel to fly from Alaska to Spitsbergen. August 29, 1951. (Photo by M-G-M News Photo).

Poll photo collection. Prince Bernhard as a aviator. Prince Bernhard and a co-pilot in the cockpit of an airplane. undated

Charles Lindbergh (1902-1974) in his flying kit standing in 'Spirit of St Louis', the plane in which he made the first non-stop Atlantic air crossing: 20-21 May 1927. Landed at Le Bourget Airdrome, Paris, after a flight of 33.5 hours.

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The chaference Öland during the test trip.Malmö shipbuilding historical association has received the album of a son of Nils Holmström.Peter Skanze from the association has in contacts with the Historical Museum's manager Hans-Lennart Ohlsson expressed that the gift is aimed at the Maritime History Museum, while in the donation letter a "desire to the album ends up at any museum with a focus on our marine heritage".At sea-historical, there is already an extensive collection of photographs from Kockum's MV.Since the images show the warships fit the album better in Marine Museum Karlskrona's gathering area and was therefore added to Marine Museum's collections.

Anefo photo collection. Steamroller. October 12, 1961

Anefo photo collection. Henk van Ulsen (play player) to America left with motor ship "Herres". July 18, 1964

Mollison Smashes Atlantic Flight Record -- Jimmy Mollison, arrived at Croydon after a record-breaking flight of the Atlantic in his Bellanca Monoplane, "Miss Dorothy". He accomplished the crossing from Harbour Grace (Newfoundland) in the remarkable time of 13½ hours, thus breaking the record set up by Miss Earhart in 1932. The picture shows acknowledging the cheers of the crowds on his arrival at Croydon. December 2, 1936. (Photo by Central Press Photos Ltd.).

Poll photo collection. Netherlands Antilles and Suriname at the time of the royal visit of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard in 1955. Photographer Van Haren aboard the MS. Nestor on the way to Suriname. October 1, 1955

John William Alcock (1892-1919) British aviator who, with Arthur Whitten Brown (1886-1948), was first to fly Atlantic non-stop, 14 June 1919. Photograph of Alcock at Hendon signed and dated 1914.

04/26/1933. Juan de la Cierva poses with his third autogyro model after a demonstration at Hanworth Air Park, in Middlesex.

Poll photo collection. Berlin airport - Tempelhof. Mr Steinbeck at the Fokker F.XII OY-DI-DIG "Merkur". October 1934. Berlin, Germany

Italo balbo during the first transatlantic flight in cartagena of the indies, colombia, 1930

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Young woman sitting in a biplane with hat and gargles (EV006482_H)

Flight Lieut Boothman, in his wonder plane, flew the Schneider Trophy course at an average speed of 340.08 m.p.h., winning the trophy outright for Britain. September 14, 1931.

Mrs. Bonney just before taking off from Brisbane for her flight in England. April 18, 1933. (Photo by Brisbane Dailly Mail Ltd).

John Alcock (1892-1919), British aviator, 1914. Artist: Unknown

The Cutty Sark Comes Up The Thames -- Admiral Sir E.R.G. Evans. C-in-C of the saluting as he boarded the famous old China clipper "Cutti Sark" when she arrived in the Thames, on her way to join the training ship "Worcester" at Wraenhithe. January 7, 1940.

Adventuress

Hotel. 1920-1930

Circle: Capt. Holyman, late master of Laranah, to be pilot for Launceston Flinders Island Air Service. October 4, 1932.

Anefo photo collection. Minister Klompe opened exhibition floating art. March 4, 1967

Brian Chirlian Spent three weeks on a ***** Strait Trawler in his Quest to See how the other half live. "I'm lucky I Don't get Seasick," he says. May 29, 1953.

Two Famous Air Voyagers - Mr. C.W.A. Scott, the dashing Queensland pilot who is fast nearing Australia on his record-breaking flight from England, discussing routes with Amy Johnson on one of her Northern stages. April 10, 1931.

Anefo photo collection. R.a.f. exhibition in the Bijenkorf, Amsterdam. 1945. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Anefo photo collection. NDSM nationwater "sylvan arrow" 31000 tons. May 22, 1954. Amsterdam

Vintage photograph. Close up of man in racing goggles driving Allen Offy - Special midget auto racer

Australian Airmen Here to Buy Plane for Race - A.J. Downes (left) and H.W. Penny, noted Australian Airmen, shown when they arrived in Los Angeles aboard the S.S. Mariposa to purchase a plane for the coming $75,000 prize race from London, England to Melbourne, Australia. August 15, 1934. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Capt Taylor on launch going to board the GUBA at Rose Bay before translation ocean flight. June 05, 1939.

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Bedwin, in their motor cycle, which they use for transport from their home at Ryde.Hugh and Hazel Bedwin believe they have the only motor wheelchair for two in NSW. They are founders of the Motorised Invalid Chair Club which recently held a rally in a Sydney Park. March 09, 1955.

Anefo photo collection. Flight for Henriëtte (13 years), Thera (10 years), and Marion (9 years) Sevink, on Zestienhoven as a result text broken off (kite W. A. C. de Vries). March 21, 1959. Rotterdam, South Holland

Leading craftsman fastening ***** of one of Hawker Demon on arriving at Alice Springs. June 1, 1937.

Governor "Takes The Throttle"After inspecting the State Railway locomotive sheds at East Perth yesterday morning, the Governor (Sir Charles Gairdner) travelled to Parkerville in and drove two of the latest types of locomotives to be put into commission here. They were an X-class diesel-electric and one of the two new V-class steam locomotives, of which 22' more are on order.Left: Sir Charles talking to Henry Gawronski (left) and Ted Doran at the locomotive sheds. Below: Lean-ing from the cab of oige of the locomotives. June 01, 1955.

Poll photo collection. Rijnvaart, report on life and work on board a Rijnschip. Schipper Anton Rieb at the helm of the Damco 9, presumably in West Germany. April 1, 1955. Germany, West Germany

Bill Taylor co-pilot getting out plane at Mascot. September 17, 1934.

Amelia Earhardt in airplane cockpit

Prince Bernhard as a pilot in his new Fokker Friendship, 1960 photograph Denmarkpublisher: Copenhagen (city)publisher: Amsterdam photographic support gelatin silver print

A-Wing With His Majesty's Mail - With True A. N. A Efficiency everything was tested before the Southern Sun hopped off yesterday for Tasmania, en route to England. November 30, 1931.

1950S Young Teen Boy Steering Boat With His Hand On Outboard Motor And His Foot On Tiller Wearing White Sailor Hat

1920s 1930s MAN OLD SALT CHARACTER FISHERMAN WEARING FOUL WEATHER GEAR AT CAST IRON WHEEL HELM STEERING A SAILING SHIP

Oxford U Air Squadron receive New PlanesPhoto shows: Prince Nicholas of Yugoslavia in the cockpit of a Chipmunk on the airfield at Kidlington, OxfordshireThe Oxford University Air Squadron today (Friday) received the first de Havill and Chipmunk which are to replace the old Tiger Moths, as the standard training machines for the RAF Volunteer reserve, undergraduates including Prince Nicholas of Yugoslavia were at the University airfield Kidlington, to watch the new aircraft arrive. February 04, 1950. (Photo by Fox Photos).

The Prince of Wales Leaves for Copenhagen Arrives at Croydon by Air from Sunningdale:The Prince of Wales getting out of his private plane on arrival at Croydon where he boarded the air liner.The Prince of Wales left Croyden in the air liner Heracles on his way to Copenhagen to open the British Trade Exhibition. He arrived by plane from Sunningdale. September 22, 1932.

Anefo photo collection. Arrival Henk van Ulsen at Schiphol after trip through the Netherlands Antilles and USA. January 16, 1965. Noord-Holland, Schiphol

Portrait, fabric craftsman in front of aircraft Portrait of fabric craftsman Walter at aircraft B 2 on the ore.

***** shaking hands with Bert Barry, the ***** after he had presented him with a new Berry had to sell his boat in ***** to pay his Home. The boat was ***** in Empire wine by ***** friend of Sir Charles *****. September 29, 1948.

Gerhard Eisler being "frogmarched" from the liner Batory on to the tender in Cowes Roads to be taken into Southampton. Gerhard Eilser, German-born America's No. 1. Communist who stowed away aboard the Polish liner Batory at New York, was forcibly removed from the liner in Cowes Roads by Scotland Yard officers to await extradition to New York. May 15, 1949.

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