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[Howard Reinhart in Wright Model B] (Item)

Photograph of Howard M. Reinhart, an instructor at the Wright Flying School, sitting in a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft, Simms Station, Ohio, circa 1915. Inscription on album page: "Howard Reinhardt [Reinhart]. Instructor Wright School. Simms Station. Model A – 1915."Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin…

[Philip O. Parmalee taking off in Wright Model B] (Item)

Photograph of a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft, piloted by Philip O. Parmalee, taking off at Simms Station, Ohio, November 7, 1910. A crowd watches in the background. This is credited as the first commercial transport flight, with Parmalee carrying bolts of silk from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio.Inscription on album page: "P.O. Parmelee [Parmalee] about to start first commercial flight in Wright Model-B…

[Wright Model A flying low] (Item)

Photograph of a Wright (Co) Model A aircraft flying low over a field, likely at Simms Station, Ohio, circa 1909-1917.Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin prints related to Wilbur and Orville Wright.

[Wright Model B in flight] (Item)

Photograph of a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft in flight over Simms Station, Ohio, circa 1910-1917.Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin prints related to Wilbur and Orville Wright.

[Orville Wright in Wright Model B] (Item)

Photograph of Orville Wright sitting at the controls of a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft, Simms Station, Ohio, circa 1909-1917. Inscription on album page: "Orvile [Orville] Wright."Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin prints related to Wilbur and Orville Wright.

[People with Wright Model B] (Item)

Photograph of a group of people posing with a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft at the Wright Flying School, Simms Station, Ohio, circa 1915. Inscription on album page: "Canadians at Wright School – Simms Station. 1915."Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin prints related to Wilbur and Orville Wright.

[Two Wright Model B aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of two Wright (Co) Model B aircraft in flight over Simms Station, Ohio, circa 1911.Inscription on album page: "Training students Simms Station. 1911."Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin prints related to Wilbur and Orville Wright.

[Philip O. Parmalee flying Wright Model B over crowd] (Item)

Photograph of a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft, piloted by Philip O. Parmalee, in flight over a crowd at Simms Station, Ohio, November 7, 1910. This is credited as the first commercial transport flight, with Parmalee carrying bolts of silk from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio.Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers photograph album, circa 1909-1930s. Album contains fifty (50) silver gelatin…

[Orville Wright and Philip O. Parmalee with Wright Model B] (Item)

Photograph of Orville Wright (left) and pilot Philip O. Parmalee (right) with a Wright (Co) Model B aircraft at Simms Station, Ohio, November 7, 1910. The men are preparing for Parmalee's flight to transport bolts of silk (visible next to Parmalee) from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio. This is credited as the first commercial transport flight.Item from the William Preston Mayfield Wright Brothers…