Fantastic vintage photo circa approximately late 1970s or early 1980s era and likely taken at an air show. Acquired as-is with history unknown. Part of a large collection of similar large print images that I will be listing shortly on eBay

Sharing a unique vintage pencil illustration showing what appears to be an aircraft engine. Incredible detail! This piece is dated 1946 and signed De Angelis for George De Angelis - a noted Ford Motor Company engineer.

Very cool vintage photograph that appears to show a group of pilots / aviators. Pen date on the back suggests date of 1939 and this appears to be a British piece. Acquired as-is without any history

Had a couple long work trips, so let’s pick up a new hobby - collecting Delta’s 100 years of flight 2025 plane trading cards! 🛫Ask your pilot or flight attendant on your next Delta flight! Pilots are holding. And they’re awesome - this captain hooked me up with 3!

Original glass magic lantern slide images showing an early "Flying Boat" - Guessing these are from the 1910s-20s era but acquired as-is

A magic lantern slide viewer is a device used to view glass slides with images, typically from the 19th or early 20th century. It works by shining light through the transparent slide and projecting the image onto a wall or screen, or sometimes allowing direct viewing through a magnifying lens. These viewers were part of early image projection technology and are considered precursors to modern slide projectors.