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Bygone Times And Travel America's earliest aviators were a bountiful blend of Phineas T. Barnum and Robert Fulton, J.P. Morgan and Bill Hickok. They had elan and old-fashioned daring, mechanical talents and an endless curiosity. The pioneers on these pages have gone with the wind: history has forgotten some and elevated others. Their spirit and their conquest is indomitable. [[image - small drawing of a propeller]] [[image No. 144- black & white photograph of Paul Studenski at the controls of a biplane]] [[image No. 145- black & white black & white photograph of Glenn Hammond in a 1909 Curtiss]] [[image No. 146 - black & white photograph of Thomas Baldwin at the controls of his biplane]]
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Image descriptions for these three photos can be found on the following page (page 111).