2,169,368 of 2,261,575

Early Aviation

Active selection in cart:
Early Aviation. Typical of the exploits of aviators in the 1920s was the first round-the-world flight by two American seaplanes. One of them, piloted by Liutenant Nelson, flew over the Yangtze River near Shanghai. Below them, the river teemed with tens of thousands of vessels of all kinds. For their flight across the desert, the plane's pontoons were changed for wheels. At one of their stops, nomads with their camels came to look at the strange machines that had descended from out of the sky. Original artwork for illustration on p7 of Look and Learn issue no 1037 (23 January 1982).

License this premium image

Available worldwide for immediate download up to 3,456 x 4,630 pixels. This image may be licensed for any specified use.

Instructions

  1. Log in or Register (in 30 seconds)
  2. image(s)
  3. Click on Go to cart
  4. Choose intended use or request a quote
  5. Confirm terms & conditions
  6. Pay by card, PayPal or bank transfer

Can we help?

Look and Learn is one of the world’s leading sources of historical and cultural images for personal and commercial use. Feel free to contact us with any questions or requests.

Links