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Flying Machines Flight Poster

Quest for Flight - man learns to fly

B201 Quest for Flight
  
Humans have long sought to soar in the sky, just like birds. This informative and visually striking poster shows what it took to accomplish that seemingly impossible goal.
The bottom row shows man’s earliest attempts to fly. Moving up the poster, the most important discoveries, inventions and events are presented in chronological order. The great aviation pioneers are honored by a portrait and a brief biography. In the late 1700s, English engineer Sir George Cayley correctly identified the four forces that would affect a flying machine. A century later, Lawrence Hargrave discovered the lift provided by a cambered wing. About that time, Octave Chanute compiled and published the first organized, written collection of aviation research. He shared his knowledge with many aviation pioneers.
    Americans Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first controlled flight of a heavier than air machine on December 17, 1903 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. It flew 120 feet in 12 seconds. Their Flyer was very experimental, and it took the Wright brothers three more years to make it reasonably practical. Some of the valuable improvements made by other early aviators are incorporated in the two planes shown above the
Flyer.

Laminated No. B201L $18.95
Non-Laminated No. B201F $9.95
SAMPLE IMAGES
1852 Giffard airship.
1852 Giffard airship.
1890 Adler Eole monoplane
 1890 Adler Eole monoplane
1906 Dumont - first aileron
1906 Dumont - first aileron

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All posters are 24" x 36"
printed on heavy paper and
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