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Photograph of a wrecked Curtiss F Boat aircraft in water, circa 1910s-1930s.Caption on envelope: "Curtiss flying boat / Crash in lake / 106."

Photograph of the christening of the Curtiss Model H "America" flying boat, circa 1910s. Ms. Masson, the person performing the christening, stands on the right (in light-colored dress, back to camera).Caption on envelope: "Christening of America /…

Photograph of a Loening OL seaplane taxiing across water, circa 1920s. A ship is visible in the background.Inscription: "Air ferries [written backwards on negative]."Inscription on envelope: "Air ferries."

Lithograph of a painting by Lieutenant Henri Farré featuring a seaplane being attacked by an enemy biplane, circa 1914-1918. Part of a series of eight lithographs depicting World War I aerial imagery. Typed caption: "A hydroairplane in distress…

Photograph of two flying boats at Lake Keuka, Hammondsport, New York, circa 1912-1913.Caption on negative: "Birthplace of the hydroaeroplane and the flying boat / Hammondsport, N.Y. - 1912-1913 / Please notice."Caption on envelope: "2 flying boats on…

Photograph of two flying boats at Lake Keuka, Hammondsport, New York, circa 1910s.Caption on negative: "Curtiss [illegible] / Hammondsport, NY."Caption on envelope: "2 flying boats on beach / Lake Keuka, Hammondsport, New York / 14."

Photograph of a young child seated in an aircraft frame, circa 1914-1920s.Part of a scrapbook related to early aviation in and around the Tacoma, Washington area, circa 1914-1920s.

Photograph of a young child seated in an aircraft frame, circa 1914-1920s.Part of a scrapbook related to early aviation in and around the Tacoma, Washington area, circa 1914-1920s.

Photograph of a young child on the pontoon of a seaplane, circa 1914-1920s.Part of a scrapbook related to early aviation in and around the Tacoma, Washington area, circa 1914-1920s.

Photograph of a young child on the pontoon of a seaplane, circa 1914-1920s.Part of a scrapbook related to early aviation in and around the Tacoma, Washington area, circa 1914-1920s.