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AL-92 Alaskan Aerial Survey

  • TVL1970 said:
    As per the December 1929 issue of the journal US Air Services*, this photo features three Loening OL-8A aircraft of the Alaskan Aerial Survey on the government dock at Juneau, Alaska. From left to right they are: The aircraft designated No. "2," BuNo A-8078, named Ketchikan; the aircraft designated No. "4", BuNo A-8076, named Sitka; and the aircraft designated No. "1," BuNo A-8072, named Juneau. The fourth aircraft, designated No. "3," BuNo A-8079, and named Petersburg, took the photo. The Lapwing-class minesweeper USS Gannet (AM-41), also captured in the photo, performed the role of aircraft tender for the survey expedition, and would lift the Loening OL-8A's and place them upon the dock after the completion of each sortie. *Grinstead, Frances "Air Mapping in Alaska with Loening Amphibians." U.S. Air Services, Vol. XIV, No. 12, December 1929, pp. 43-46.

Grand Review, 1865. Washington, Showing Reviewing Stand with General Grant, & President Johnson & Cabinet.

  • Steve Woolf said:
    Seen from left to right in the front row, starting at the leftmost draped column are, Col. Parker, Gen. Grant, President Johnson, Secty. Gideon Wells, Gen. Sherman and Montgomery Meigs.
  • Andrei Goncharik said:
    flickr.com/photos/193005003@N06/52450144691/

The BL King’s Topographical Collection: "[Vue de Peterhoff Maison de Plaisance de la Majeste l'Impiratrice de Russie]."

  • Elizabeth Eustis said:
    Part of Mikhail Ivanovich Makhaev, Residences de S. M. L'Empereur de Russie (title on portfolio at Yale), St. Petersburg: Imperial Academy of Sciences and Arts, 1761. Also at Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Public Library....
  • Elizabeth Eustis said:
    This state appears to be before lettering. The printed French title begins "Peterhoff. Maison de Plaisance de Sa Majte. Imple. de toutes les Russies &c. &c. &c. ...." There is a parallel title in Russian.