Vintage Air

I have very little information about the subject of today's post, Lockheed P2V-5F Neptune 127725. The 8x10 glossy has no information o...

This is the only photo with discernable markings, with tail no. 94. I found these three prints of Russian Tu-16 Badgers in the dollar bi...

When this article originally posted, I had little information on this aircraft beyound it being a Fairey IIIF, but one of my regular readers...

R614K posing outside Travel Air's Wichita Hangar when she was fairly new. Last week we took a look at our newly acquired photo of Pa...

Last Friday, we posted the first photos from the recently-acquired William H. Alman collection. Today we continue drawing on this small-bu...

Note the catwalk mounted just behind the engine, so that the crew could service the engine while in flight. Behind the Pride  is TAT'...

These two Korean War-era photos are a bit unusual in that it's fairly rare to find large-format official 11x14 prints. Both appear to ...