1800s Archive · Military aviation

BALLOONS. CAPT. THOMAS S. BALDWIN, N.A., WHO BUILT DIRIGIBLE BALLOON #1 EXCEPT THE ENGINE, WHICH WAS MADE BY CURTISS

1914

BALLOONS. CAPT. THOMAS S. BALDWIN, N.A., WHO BUILT DIRIGIBLE BALLOON #1 EXCEPT THE ENGINE, WHICH WAS MADE BY CURTISS, 1914
BALLOONS. CAPT. THOMAS S. BALDWIN, N.A., WHO BUILT DIRIGIBLE BALLOON #1 EXCEPT THE ENGINE, WHICH WAS MADE BY CURTISS, 1914. Military aviation — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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