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DUV6346581 in "Decoupis français. Chromolithographies decoupees et gaufrees. Editeur et illustrateur inconnus. Vers 1900. Dimensions : 7 x 6 cm."

DUV6345702 in “Christmas Tree Alphabet. L'Imagerie de Paris, 118 quai de Jemmapes. G. Gérardin, Printer Publisher, Paris, circa 1920. Indetearable canvas album from the collection “L'inusable”. 6 pages. Dimensions: 19 x 14.5 cm.”

UIG3732656 Engraving depicting a navigable balloon. Dated 20th Century.

CCI2757480 Transport. Coll. Part. Transport. Aeronautics. Filling with hydrogen the military balloon l̥Entreprenant, ca 1794. Engraving in: Les Merveilles de la Science (The Wonders of Science), by Louis Figuier, France, 1868.

UIG3732716 Engraving depicting a balloon fitted with paddles, in an effort to make the balloon navigable. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732671 Engraving depicting a balloon storage building in France. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732724 Engraving depicting Constantin Danilewsky's steerable balloon. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732723 Engraving depicting Constantin Danilewsky's steerable balloon. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732735 Engraving depicting Coutelles' balloon tent to stop a high wind taking hold of an anchored balloon. Dated 20th Century.

LLM11694720 Inflating a balloon. Illustration from Spielbuch fur Knaben, by Hermann Wagner (Otto Spamer, Leipzig, 1899).By German School (19th Century)

UIG3732745 Engraving depicting Tissandier crashing his balloon. Gaston Tissandier (1843-1899) a French chemist, Meteorologist, aviator and editor. Dated 20th Century.

UIG2905182 Car of French Military Dirigible Republique.

TAD1752170 German plane attacking a captive balloon : 1) the plane has risen above the balloon 1918

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ERN2710195 Cacot and balloon observer

LIP1597730 To the North Pole by Balloon. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 31 July 1897.English Photographer (19th Century)

UIG3732683 Caricature of Jean-Pierre Blanchard's (1753-1809) a French inventor, balloon. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732685 Caricature of Jean-Pierre Blanchard's (1753-1809) a French inventor, balloon. Dated 20th Century.

JLJ11976426 Gravure ,Un ballon quitte paris durant le siege de Paris , Collection particuliere.

UIG3732707 Engraving depicting Herve's method of suspending the basket of a balloon. Dated 20th Century.

LIP1628472 M Santos Dumont's Disputed Winning of the Deutsch Prize, 19 October. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 26 October 1901.English Photographer (20th Century)

UIG3732706 Engraving depicting Herve's method of suspending the basket of a balloon. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732727 Engraving depicting Van Hecke's propeller to allow balloons to rise and descend at will. Dated 20th Century.

TAD1748519 radiosonde investigation balloon used in meteorology

LLM11698105 Montgolfier's Smoke Balloon. Illustration for The Cottager and Artisan 1885 (Religious Tract Society).By English School (19th Century)

CCI2757482 Transport. Coll. Part. Transport. Aeronautics. Le Comte d̥Artois, captive balloon, built by Leonard Alban et Vallet, Paris, 1785. Engraving in: Les Merveilles de la Science (The Wonders of Science), by Louis Figuier, France, 1868.

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LIP1628440 The Failure of the Comte de la Vaulx's Balloon Trip from Toulon to Algiers. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 19 October 1901.English Photographer (20th Century)

UIG678884 Oscar Erbslon stands on the balloon basket as the race in Berlin is about to begin; guide wires surround him and the balloon above

LLM11731671 The 'Monstre' Balloon. "And it Caught in his Waistband, and there it stuck Fast!". Illustration for The Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth and Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby (John Lane, 1903).By Herbert Cole

LLM11731670 The 'Monstre' Balloon. Illustration for The Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth and Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby (John Lane, 1903).By Herbert Cole

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HRP7290352 Tower of London, 1940, Yeoman Warder Arthur Cook, A barrage balloon in the West Moat during the Second World War

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LLM11721272 Inflating an Army Balloon. Illustration for The Army Shown to the Children by A H Atterridge (Jack, 1918 or earlier).By English Photographer (20th Century)

ETE4129598 Berlin (Germany), 1920s: a balloon jumper in a Hopper balloon descending after a 600 foot record leap

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UIG678976 Multiple Balloons Take off in a Berlin Air Race

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JLJ11977319 Engraving , Departure of a postal balloon from Paris during the 70's war , Private collection.

CCI2757511 Transport. Coll. Part. Transport. Aeronautics. Balloon flight by Jacques Alexandre Bixio and Jean Augustin Barral above Paris Observatory, July, 27, 1850. Engraving in: Les Merveilles de la Science (The Wonders of Science), by Louis Figuier, France, 1868.

CCI2757992 Transport. Coll. Part. Transport. Aeronautics. Jacques Charles and Nicolas Louis Robert launch the first hydrogen filled balloon. First manned flight at the Tuileries, Paris, Dec. , 1, 1783. Engraving in: Les Merveilles de la Science (The Wonders of Science), by Louis Figuier, France, 1868.

CCI2757988 Transport. Coll. Part. Transport. Aeronautics. Jacques Charles and Nicolas Louis Robert launch the first hydrogen filled balloon at the Champ de Mars, Paris, Aug. , 27, 1783. Engraving in: Les Merveilles de la Science (The Wonders of Science), by Louis Figuier, France, 1868.

JLJ11976443 Engraving ,Balloon ascension at the Saint Cloud estate. On July 15, 1784, the duc de chartres ( philippe egalite ) with the Robert brothers performed an ascent aboard a hydrogen gas aerostat , Private collection.

LAL453138 The Balloon Brothers. Our picture shows Joseph and Jacques Montgolfier who were the first to launch an aerial balloon, in 1783 near Lyons in France.

LLM11714257 Professor Charles, Hydrogen-gas balloon. Illustration for one of a set of cigarette cards on the subject of Scientific Inventions and Discoveries, issued by Spotlight in 1929.By English School (20th Century)

LAL296440 The Balloon Brothers. Our picture shows Joseph and Jacques Montgolfier who were the first to launch an aerial balloon, in 1783 near Lyons in France. Original artwork for illustration on p32 of Look and Learn issue no 916 (11 August 1979).

TAD1744682 German plane attacking a captive balloon : 2) bombs having been dropped by the airmen, the balloon bursts into flames 1918

LLM7150728 Balloon race at Ranelagh, London. Illustration from The Pageant of Transport Through the Ages, by W H Boulton (Sampson Low, Marston & Co, Ltd, London, c1931).

LIP1042920 The Accident to the Crystal Palace Balloon. Illustration for The Graphic, 12 August 1899.

LIP1629131 The Problem of Aerial Navigation, the Navigable Balloon, "Santos Dumont VI". Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 14 September 1901.English Photographer (20th Century)

UIG3732673 Engraving depicting Wilfrid de Fonvielle telling school children about his adventures. Wilfrid de Fonvielle (1824-1914) a French science writer and balloonist. Dated 20th Century.

UIG3732732 Engraving depicting locals helping Tissandier to shake snow off his balloon. Gaston Tissandier (1843-1899) a French chemist, Meteorologist, aviator and editor. Dated 20th Century.

XRH1700610 An observation balloon is a type of balloon that is employed as an aerial platform for intelligence gathering and artillery spotting.

DUV6345884 in "Alphabet de bebe. Louis Vagne, imprimeur-editeur, Pont-à-Mousson, vers 1900. Dimensions : 25,7 x 18,7 cm. 20 pages."

UIG5616523 Illustration depicting British troops floating an observation balloon. Dated 19th Century. 01/01/1879

UIG2905343 The battles at Soissons. A captive balloon with its truck, equipped with a motor winch, in June of 1918.

STC406135 the terrain makes transport of the engine and appliances extremely risky; original 8 divisions, each with one balloon, increased to 53 divisions with around 190 balloons;

UIG2621343 Pont a Mousson, France: December 24, 1914 A French war balloon that had been used as an observation post departs to a salvo of guns on its way to bomb the fortifications of Metz which the Germans are occupying.

LIP1601020 The Celebration of the Centenary of the First Balloon Ascent at Bath, 8 September, the Balloon rising over the City. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 20 September 1902.English Photographer (20th Century)

UIG678623 Balloon jump by a parachutist hanging from a basket suspended by it but out of the image.

LIP1050999 The Return of Dr Nansen. Illustration for The Graphic, 26 September 1896.

ERN1781512 Ballon d'observation a Rochefort, France, en 1918 Observation balloon in Rochefort, France, 1918

DUV4216362 Letter B: baker, boat, baionette, balloon, boat, air balloon. Unbreakable abecedary on canvas around 1900 - Dimensions: 27 x 23.5 cm.

UIG678764 St. Louis Balloon Race with hot air balloons

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LLM8672672 Tragic ascent of the balloon Zenith, 1875. During the balloon's ascent to an altitude of 8600 metres, two of the occupants, Theodore Henri Sivel and Joseph Croce-Spinelli, died of hypoxia while the third, Gaston Tissandier, was left deaf. Illustration from Fleaux et Catastrophes, by P Legrand (Librairie Hachette et Cie, Paris, 1886).

LLM5212657 The Start of a Balloon Race at Hurlingham, May 1909. Illustration for The Encyclopaedia of Sport and Games (William Heinemann, 1911).

LIP1601026 The French Army Manoeuvres. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 20 September 1902.English Photographer (20th Century)

JLJ7562132 Photograph, Operation Outward, An English incendiary balloon in Germany in October 1943, Private Collection.

LLM8662450 Balloon Peak. Illustration for The Imperial Album of New Zealand Scenery (McKee & Gamble and Wheeler & Son, 1897). Wheeler & Son were photographers in Christchurch, and McKee & Gamble were Photo Engravers in Wellington.

DUV6345701 in “Christmas Tree Alphabet. L'Imagerie de Paris, 118 quai de Jemmapes. G. Gérardin, Printer Publisher, Paris, circa 1920. Indetearable canvas album from the collection “L'inusable”. 6 pages. Dimensions: 19 x 14.5 cm.”

TAD1745696 sounding balloon used for meteorology (invented in 1892 by Gustave Hermite)

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LLM7160264 Shamrock II and her balloon jib. Illustration for The “America’s” Cup Races by Herbert L Stone (T Werner Laurie, c 1905).

CCI2757995 Transport. Coll. Part. Transport. Aeronautics. Hot air balloon experiment by Paolo Andreani and the Gerli brothers, Febr. , 25, 1784. Engraving in: Les Merveilles de la Science (The Wonders of Science), by Louis Figuier, France, 1868.

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LIP1600199 The French Military Manoeuvres. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 29 September 1900.English Photographer (20th Century)

XRA2677495 French aeronaut Charles Dolfus ready for an ascent with a balloon at the Invalides, Paris, November 10, 1956

XRA2677496 French aeronaut Charles Dolfus ready for an ascent with a balloon at the Invalides, Paris, November 10, 1956

XRA2677490 French aeronaut Charles Dolfus ready for an ascent with a balloon at the Invalides, Paris, November 10, 1956

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LLM11723294 The Ups and Downs of Life; or, The Balloon and the Diving Bell. Illustration for Four Hundred Humorous Illustrations (Simpkin et al, c.1880).By George Cruickshank

LLE817192 Observation balloon, World War I.

LLJ3105964 Balloonists above entrance to Hyde Park, London. Postcard, early 20th Century.

FLO7233696 Death of a balloonist in a Montgolfiere-style balloon. The pilot falls from an exploding balloon above a large crowd, 18th century. The balloonist. Der Aerostat. Copperplate engraving by Johan Georg Mansfeld after an original by Johann Rudolf Schellenberg from Johan Kark Musaus’s Freund Heins Erscheinungen in Holbeins Manier, (Apparitions of Death in the manner of Holbein) Mannheim, 1803.

ERN1781527 French aeronauts in front of their balloon, Lorraine, ww1

UIG678709 Large Observation Balloon is Being Readied for Liftoff

ERN11985817 German observation balloon crew

LLM8660674 Modern Observation Balloon. Illustration for one of a set of cigarette cards on the subject of Modern Armaments issued by Louis Gerard in 1938.

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CHT441258 This is the first successful aerial photograph taken in the U.S.; Black, the photographer, was in a balloon called 'The Queen of the Air', navigated by the ballooning pioneer Samuel Archer King (1828-1914); The balloon was held by a cable 1,200 feet above the city of Boston; This photograph shows Park Street on the west; The success of this venture saw the beginning of aerial photography for military reconnaissance purposes in the American Civil War;

LIP1039726 The War. Illustration for The Graphic, 7 July 1900.

LUX4782277 France, Ile-de-France, Paris (75): airship balloon. Santos Dumont aboard the 'damsel' makes an outing followed by a crowd of curious, 1900 - Airship Balloon No. 9

LLE817197 Observation balloon ascending, World War I.

UIG3527883 A British barage balloon being taken out of a warehouse by a RAF truck