Ted Ingersoll World War I Collection

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Identifier1992-03-31-ADescription

The Ted Ingersoll World War I Collection primarily relates to a 1918 exhibit of Lieutenant Henry Farré's paintings of World War I aerial warfare. The collection contains an exhibition catalog and lithographs of Farré's paintings. Also included is a scrapbook, likely compiled by Ingersoll, of articles, drawings, lecture outlines, and specifications of World War I aircraft.

Datecirca 1914-1919CreatorIngersoll, Ted, Sr.Resource RecordGuide to the Ingersoll (Ted) World War I CollectionLanguageEnglishRights HolderThe Museum of Flight ArchivesRightsPermission to publish material from the Ted Ingersoll Sr. Collection must be obtained from The Museum of Flight Archives.Bibliographic CitationThe Ted Ingersoll Sr. Collection/The Museum of FlightAccess StatusThis collection has been digitized in its entirety.

Image

The problem of illuminating a sufficiently large area for a landing spot [lithograph, Henri Farré]

A remarkable exploit of Captain Bone, one of the well known British airmen [lithograph, Henri Farré]

A hydroairplane in distress attacked by an enemy land machine [lithograph, Henri Farré]

A night bombardment of the railroad station at Sablon, near Metz [lithograph, Henri Farré]

One of the famous Guynemer's exploits [lithograph, Henri Farré]

An aerial collision between a Baby Nieuport and a German Rumpler [lithograph, Henri Farré]

A twin-motored Caudron signaling the position of the infantry at the Battle of Verdun [lithograph, Henri Farré]

The return of a night bombardment machine of the Voisin type [lithograph, Henri Farré]

Document

Sky Fighters of France: A French Official Exhibition of Paintings of Battles in the Air [exhibition catalog]

Official Souvenir French Aerial Warfare Exhibit, Minneapolis, August 7 to 16, 1918 [envelope]

Album

[Scrapbook of aviation materials, circa 1915-1919]

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Ted Ingersoll World War I Collection