rotary

12 photos tagged rotary, from 7 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2010

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thegreatlandoni said:
Boy, that Thomas Morse Scout has been drastically modified !
SDASM Archives said:
thegreatlandoni Yes! Here is a bit more info, written by T.C. Ryan himself "LeRhone rotary was replaced by an OX-5. Performance not as good because of added weight of radiator. This is plane George Allen took out for a flight against my instructions and had a forced landing breaking the prop." This appears to be another view of the image
thegreatlandoni said:
SDASM Archives ... Thank you for the additional info. ... That was part of the beauty of the LeRhone, no cooling system. ... I added some tags to help people find this photo. ... You might consider adding this photo to some Flickr groups like www.flickr.com/groups/37996573424@N01/ www.flickr.com/groups/96389894@N00/ www.flickr.com/groups/aeronautical/ www.flickr.com/groups/flyingmachines/ ... to name just a few

calm level said:
Wow, this photo is amazing! Just think where we have gone in telecommunications! Now, just about everybody carries a tiny cell phone around with them in their pocket. Imagine if these people saw what today's cell phones looked like. They probably wouldn't believe they were actual phones.
Maryam said:
Good posture!
Ken Ludwig said:
What number puh-leee-as ?
emilymcneilphoto said:
All I can think is "Mad Men"
Justin Waits said:
Don't see those anymore

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berserk hat said:
from 1911 Festival of Empire in London. The Crystal Palace is visible in the background and burned down in 1936.
stumblng.tumblr said:
You will find here another photo on the same subject matter: www.hood.de/auction/29186434/crystal-palace-festival-of-e... In fact, they both seem pretty plainly to be part of the one set of postcards. Here is yet a further postcard that "shows the model buildings erected for the Festival of Empire in the grounds south of the Palace, with the ornamental fountain in the centre.": www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lambeth/crystal-palace/festival-of...
swanq said:
Typo (Candian needs an 'a') in title.
The Library of Congress said:
Thanks for the comments and for finding the typo. We'll take care of it.
Bruce R said:
The Crystal Palace was moved to Sydenham before it burned down. My mother who lived in Norwood could remember it burning down, she was 11 at the time. She saw the reflection of the flames in the windows of her home and thought that was on fire, but the flames were behind her on Sydenham Hill. you can still see the outline of the building here ... maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Sydenham+Hill,...