Aeronaut (5 Ergebnisse)
Verlag: Public Library of Fort Wayne and, 1955
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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: Very Good. Foxing to covers, minor shelf wear, otherwise VG. Pages clean, binding sturdy.
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Verlag: Salzburg, 7. August 1921., 1921
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In den Warenkorb1 S. Qu.-8vo. Mit eh. Adresse und wiederholtem Namenszug im Absender. An den Buchhändler Robert Steurer in Linz: Dahoam is dahoam, | Wennsd' nöt fuat mußat, so bleib! [.]". Seit 1889 Leutnant beim Eisenbahnregiment, absolvierte Franz Hinterstoisser 1890/91 den ersten Militäraeronautischen Kurs, wirkte anschließend im technischen… militärischen Komitee und studierte in Berlin und München das Militär-Luftschifferwesen und dessen Organisation. Danach arbeitete er an den Vorbereitungen [zur Gründung] der Wiener Militäraeronautischen Anstalt 1894, wurde dort Lehrer und war 18971903 und 190712 deren Kommandant. 1910 gründete er die ersten Fliegerschulen. Hinterstoisser gilt als Begründer der österreichischen militärischen Luftschiffahrt" (DBE). Papierbedingt etwas gebräunt.
Verlag: Durnof Paris le 21 Octobre le Creuzot 20 Octobre 1874, 1874
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In den WarenkorbPioneer airman / aeronaut. Form googled site: "Mr. Durnof, aeronaut, founder with Nadar and Camille Dartois of the Company of the military francs balloon pilots, and Mrs. Durnof". (Durnof) One page, 4to, referring to a medal he has received and the printed letter whivch accompanies this note, Durnof asks for a few words in "votr…e estimabe journal". Conjoint: printed letter, one page, 4to, signed "G .(un habitant de Creuzot") in which Durnof's flight "courageuse ascension de Calais, j'allais dire temeraire" is praised in magniloquence, and he is told of the medal being struck in commemoration. This letter is addressed in manuscript "A Mr J, Durnof . Ingr Aeuronaute / 14 Rue Laterale St Joseph . . . Copie".
[James Glaisher, aeronaut and meteorologist.] Two Unsigned Autograph Drafts: the first of Letter to 'Mrs Wallis' on 'English legislation against Sunday trading'; the second with reference to the Fabian Society.
James Glaisher (1809-1903), English aeronaut and meteorologist who made balloon ascents with Henry Tracey Coxwell (1819-1900) [Sunday trading; Fabian Society]
Verlag: Draft of letter to 'Mrs Wallis': 18 May 50 Great Russell Street W.C. London offices of the Photographic Society of Great Britain. Other draft Fabian Society without date or place, 1900
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In den WarenkorbSee Glaisher's entry in the Oxford DNB. The story of Glaisher's balloon flights is travestied in the 2019 film 'The Aeronaut', with his co-pilot Henry Tracey Coxwell being replaced by the fictional female character 'Amelia Wren'. The object of the ascents, made on behalf of the British Association between 1862 and 1866, was to c…arry out scientific observations in such matters as the variation in temperature and humidity of the atmosphere at high elevations. On 5 September 1862 the coal-gas-filled balloonof Glaisher and Coxwell broke the world flight altitude record, reaching 30,000 to 36,000 ft (9,000 to 11,000 m). The present items are unsigned autograph drafts from Glaisher's papers, both with deletions and emendations. ONE: Unsigned Autograph Draft of letter to 'Mrs. Wallis' from the offices of the Photographic Society of Great Britain, of which Glaisher was President, dated 18 May 1900. 4pp, 12mo. On bifolium. In very good condition, lightly aged. In answer to her letter, he begins with a review of 'English legislation against Sunday trading', beginning with a reference to a statute of 1443. A bill being put before Parliament has 'no chance of passing and will probably be withdrawn', and 'of course is a renewed attempt to introduce Sunday labor - which should be opposed tooth and nail'. TWO: Part of Unsigned Autograph Draft to unnamed recipient, and without date or place. An intriguing fragment beginning: 'So much for me. / Now for yourself. I am disappointed. You started out so splendidly. I want you to grow; to take the position which you ought if we are to get the best out of you.' He urges the recipient to 'get help: don't rely on yourself quite so much'. Later he writes: 'The Fabian Society has "principles" or it couldn't hold together. You have "principles" - It is only a matter of expression'.
