Propeller Airplane Collection

Little Yellow Club Piper Club
Florent Bodart

Illustraton of Spirit of St Louis monoplane flown by Charles Lindbergh, non-stop flight from New York to Paris, 1927. Charles Lindbergh was born on Feb 4, 1902

Friends flying.
Leif Løndal

Out of the Blue
Thomas McCleave

The Green Lady
Nadia Cuevas

Missing the sky
Lari Haras

Engines
Thomas McCleave

Fly over amber wave
John J. Chen

Destined
Shane Peterson

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Red Devil
NoBo VieRbert

Black and white illustration of biplane propeller aircraft

Plane In A Cloudy Sky With Camouflage Pattern; Sunderland, Tyne And Wear, England

Small, fixed-wing aircraft, cross-section, elevated view

Illustration of a light aircraft with red arrows illustrating pitch, yellow arrows illustrating yaw and blue arrows illustrating roll

Black and white illustration of monoplane fixed high-wing propeller aircraft

DC-3 aeroplane
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1930s: Commercial airline DC-3 plane, with propellers spinning. (Photo by H. Armstrong Roberts/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Lancaster Bomber aircraft
Two Lancaster Bomber aircraft

Louis Bleriots 1909 aircraft, side view

Air racing manoeuvres

Propeller plane in flight

Air race course

Propeller plane in mid air, and two pylons in foreground

Illustration of Sopwith Camel, 1st World War biplane

Black and white illustration of monoplane fixed mid-wing propeller aircraft

Black and white illustration of triplane propeller aircraft

Black and white illustration of monoplane fixed low-wing propeller aircraft

Black and white illustration of monoplane low-wing propeller aircraft

Black and white illustration of propeller aircraft with high-set anhedral (downward sloping) wings

Illustration of Hawker Hurricane fighter plane, 2nd World War

Illustration of Louis Bleriot in his aircraft Bleriot XI, crossing the English Channel, 1909

Illustration of Thomas Moys tandem-wing monoplane Aerial Steamer, 1875

Hirth And Weller
1930: German aviators Wolf Hirth and Oscar Weller in their 40hp Klemm L25aI monoplane. The pair are attempting a transatlantic flight from Berlin to Chicago via the Orkneys, Iceland

Cessna in approach for a landing, the Okavango Delta, Botswana, Africa

Martinsyde Monoplane
A Martin-Handasyde (aka Martinsyde) monoplane ready for take-off at Army Tests on Salisbury Plain, , 8th August 1912. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Focke-Wulf
6th November 1931: A German Focke-Wulf monoplane makes an appearance at Hanworth Aerodrome in Middlesex. Because its tail is positioned on the nose of the aircraft, it will neither stall nor spin

Bleriot Take Off
May 1911: A Bleriot monoplane flown by Gustave Hamel leaving Brooklands for Brighton. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Monoplane In Flight
25th September 1913: The American monoplane flown by W L Brock at the International Air Race at Hendon. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Stunt Plane
25th September 1913: The Bleriot monoplane used by Pegoud when he flew upside down at Brooklands Motor Racing circuit. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Brooklands
16th April 1910: The Hon Allen Boyle in flight on his Avis monoplane. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Early Flight
Hubert Lathams attempt to cross the Channel in his Antoinette IV monoplane. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

B-17 Flying Fortress

circa 1909: French Aviator Louis Bleriot, the first pilot to fly from Calais to Dover in a monoplane, flies across the English Channel. (Photo by Edwin Levick/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Spirit Of St Louis
21st May 1927: US aviator Charles Lindberghs monoplane Spirit of St Louis landing at Le Bourget Paris after his non-stop solo transatlantic flight from New York City. (Photo by H. F)

Postcard of a Transport Squadron. ca. 1951, Aviones C-47 de un Escuadron de Transporte, listos para su eficaz mision. C-47 Airplanes of a Transport Squadron Ready for a Mission

Douglas DC-3 Airplane at Mitchel Field. ca. 1946, Long Island, New York, USA, C-47-Aeroplane, Mitchel Field, Long Island, N.Y

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"Propeller Airplane: A Journey Through Aviation History" Step back in time and soar through the skies with the propeller airplane. 🛩️✈️ From Charles Lindbergh's iconic flight aboard the Spirit of St Louis, where he made a daring non-stop journey from New York to Paris in 1927, to the thrilling duels between French and German planes during World War I over Reims, these magnificent machines have left an indelible mark on history. As we gaze at an illustration of Lindbergh's monoplane flying high above the clouds, it reminds us of the vastness that lies beyond our reach. Oh, how we long to be up there too. The sky seems incomplete without these majestic wings gracefully cutting through its expanse. But fear not. Friends gather together for a joyous adventure as they take flight in their little yellow Piper Club aircraft. With laughter echoing through the cabin and wind tousling their hair, they embrace freedom like never before. Imagine soaring over amber waves of grain, witnessing nature's beauty from above. The propellers hum rhythmically as you become one with your surroundings – a true testament to man's triumph over gravity. Yet aviation isn't always about leisurely flights; it has also witnessed moments of great bravery and sacrifice. Captain Moizo attempting a crash landing during an African expedition is captured vividly in our minds – his determination etched into every line of that black and white illustration. In times of war, camouflage patterns adorn planes like Sunderland in Tyne And Wear, England – blending seamlessly into cloudy skies while carrying out vital missions behind enemy lines. Out of nowhere they appear - engines roaring - striking fear into hearts below but instilling hope among those who fight for justice. Destined for greatness since their inception, propeller airplanes have revolutionized travel and connected people across continents, and are more than just machines; they symbolize human ingenuity, courage, and the relentless pursuit of exploration.