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[Men with Wright Model B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of men with a Wright Model B aircraft, circa 1911-1912. Image likely taken during Robert G. Fowler's transcontinental flight across the United States.Inscription on envelope: "Pacific to Atlantic Flight 1911 / Films only."

[Robert G. Fowler addressing crowd from Wright Model B aircraft] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Robert G. Fowler addressing a crowd from his Wright Model B aircraft, Abeline, Texas, circa 1911-1912. Image likely taken during Fowler's transcontinental flight across the United States.Inscription: "Rob't G. Fowler / Coast to Coast Flyer / Abilene Tex."

[Crowd watching Robert G. Fowler, Ralph A. Newcomb, and man working on aircraft wing] (Item)

Photographic postcard of a crowd watching Robert G. Fowler (center), Ralph A. Newcomb (right), and another man working on an aircraft wing, circa 1910s.

[Ralph Newcomb and Robert G. Fowler with unidentified aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Ralph Newcomb (left) and Robert G. Fowler (right) with an unidentified aircraft, circa 1900s-1910s.Part of a set of album pages containing scenes related to early aviation and automobile races, circa 1900s-1920s.

[Ralph Newcomb, Robert G. Fowler, and others with Fowler's Wright Model B aircraft] (Item)

Photographic postcard of Ralph Newcomb, Robert G. Fowler, and two unidentified people posing with Fowler's Wright Model B aircraft during his North American transcontinental flight, circa 1911.