Innovator Collection

A flying machine built by Mr E Mines, an engineer, at a Doncaster flying meeting in 1909. The machine never flew

Louis Bleriot French Aviation innovator July 1909 vfr1

Captain Feileis town to town flight along the coast of France. 16 September 1909 1900s

Doncaster Flying Week, Thursday 14th October 1909. Our Picture Shows... Samuel Franklin Cody gives a ride to Louis Schreck a rival aviator, on the wheel of his machine

Samuel Cody January 1909 British Army aeroplane no 1 trials at Aldershot

Wilbur Wright at Pau in France The Wright Brothers staged a series of demonstration flights at Pont Long in Pau from February 1909

Samuel F Cody aviator September 1909

Wilbur Wright with King Alfonso of Spain pictured talking in the plane. The Wright Brothers staged a series of demonstration flights at Pont Long in Pau from February 1909

Colonel Samuel Cody walks alongside British Army areoplane number one, as it is towed by horses of the Royal Artillery along to Farnborough Common for a test flight 9th January 1909 1900s ©

King Edward VII talking to Wilbur Wright at Le Mans in 1909 when the aviator made some flights over the South of France The Wright Brothers later left Le Mans as they found weather conditions

The American-born Samuel Franklin Cody was the first person to complete the first officially recognised flight in Great Britain on 16 October 1908 at Farnborough in Hampshire

Aviator Wilbur Wright with his sister as passenger 1909 The Wright Brothers staged a series of demonstration flights at Pont Long in Pau from February 1909

Col. J T C Moore-Brabazon (later Lord Brabazon of Tara) preparing to fly a Voisen-Farman I-bis 1910. On 2nd May 1909 he became the first resident Englishman to complete a solo aeroplane flight in

Samuel Franklin Cody with his wife on 16 August 1909 when she became the first woman to have a flight in a heavier than air machine at Laffans Plain, Farnborough

The Newspaper Baron, Lord Northcliffe, 1909, wearing the fur coat and the former British Prime Minister, Arthur Balfour helping to haul the Wright Brothers plane into position for a demonstration

A flying machine built by Mr E Mines, an engineer, at a Doncaster flying meeting in 1909. The machine never flew

22 May 1908 The Wright brothers patented their flying machine.Wilbur Wright Wright Brothers in France The Wright Brothers staged a series of demonstration flights at Pont Long in Pau from February

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