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138 photos and 4 illustrations tagged blackbird, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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Andrew Fodor Collection Photo

  • Ken Shanaberger said:
    I like old aircraft...but this photo goes beyond being an "aircraft" photo...

Bilstein_00400 Lockheed SR-71A 61-7972 (mfr CC 2469-11A)

  • Kerry Taylor said:
    This picture is at the Farnborough air show in September 1974 after setting the New York to London air speed record. Note the Hawker Siddeley Nimrod displaying in the back ground. Info from Joe Baugher's website. Lockheed SR-71A Blackbird MSN 2023. Set New York to London record of 1 hr 54 min 56.4 sec Sept 1, 1974. Set Los Angeles to Washington, DC record of 1 hr 4 min 20 sec, west to east coast in 1 hr 7 min 54 sec. Reported Summer 2008 at NASM, Udvar-Hazy Center. NASM claims that their plane actually has serial number 64-17972.

Unidentified NSW team cyclist, between 1925 -1940 / photographer Sam Hood

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  • : VolumeX : said:
    Wonderful Collection, really enjoyed the ride back in time when the world was a different place... Thank You.
  • Mike said:
    This may be Ron Cazey on his Blackbird bicycle, built by Don Blackman, in Ashfield, N.S.W. www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=362418 It seems to have a B.S.A. chainwheel, as did most Australian handbuilt racing cycles of that period?
  • witty name said:
    Nice! Mike How can you tell it might be handbuilt? I'd like to know.
  • Mike said:
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/vercettisworld] It's just possible to read 'Blackbird' on the down-tube, and according to the link, they were built by Don Blackman, maybe exclusively for Ron Cazey? B.S.A. would supply lugs & Reynolds tubing (531 in this case), to builders such as Malvern Star in Melbourne, Bastide in Paris, & De Mol in Holland (and probably many others?).
  • witty name said:
    Mike Good detective work! Was the tubing all straight-gauge back then?