43023.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo” ascension at Buffalo, Sept. 16th, 1873.
43024.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo”–Altitude 2,000 feet. From Buffalo to New Jersey, Five States traversed in 13 hours.
43025.
“Behind us, the tree-tops glowed with a variety of lights and shades reflected from the clouds.”
43026.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo” ascension at Buffalo, Sept. 16th, 1873.
43027.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo” ascension at Buffalo, Sept. 16th, 1873.
43028.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo” ascension at Buffalo, Sept. 16th, 1873.
43029.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo” ascension at Buffalo, Sept. 16th, 1873.
43030.
Prof. King’s Balloon “Wanderer.”
43031.
No. 102. View of balloon ascension, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. This is the balloon Atlantic.
43032.
No. 4114. Ascent of Prof. Lowe’s Balloon from the corner of 6th Ave. and 59th St.
43033.
Balloon Ascension, Syracuse, NY.
43034.
Balloon Ascension, Syracuse, NY.
43035.
1457. Prof. Warner’s Balloon at Niagara Falls.
43036.
Balloon ascension Fall St., Seneca Falls, NY about 1872.
43037.
958. Prof. King’s Balloon at Rochester, NY.
43038.
957. Prof. King’s Balloon at Rochester, NY.
43039.
Filling a Balloon with gas on Falls Field.
43040.
The Balloon at Manhattan Beach.
43041.
Balloon, Manhattan Beach.
43042.
Balloon, Troy and Vicinity.
43043.
Thousand Island House & Balloon, July 24, ’73. H.D. Squire, Practical Aeronaut, and his balloon “Atlantic,” Utica, N.Y.
43044.
No. 104. View of Balloon Ascension from Thousand Island House. H.D. Squire, Practical Aeronaut and his balloon “Atlantic,” Utica, N.Y.
43045.
Balloon Ascension, Allentown, Pa.
43046.
Balloon Ascension, Allentown, Pa.
43047.
Balloon Ascension, Market Square, Pottsville, Pa.
43048.
Balloon Ascension, Bethlehem, Pa. Another copy of this view identifies the balloonist as “Houlson.”
43049.
Balloon Ascension, Lancaster, Pa.
43050.
Balloon Ascension, Lancaster, Pa.
43051.
Balloon Ascension, Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
43052.
Balloon Ascension at Harrisburg, Pa., 1868.
43053.
Balloon, New Orleans Exposition, 1884-1885.
43054.
Balloon Ascension, Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876. I believe this is Prof. King and one of his balloons.
43055.
Watching a balloon ascension, York, Pa.
43056.
Balloon Ascension, York, Pa.
43057.
198. Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Old Home Week 1910. The Balloon ready to ascend, July 8th.
43058.
Prof. J.A. Light’s balloon ascension, Paris, Ill., Oct. 21, 1874.
43059.
475. Prof. J.A. Light’s Ascension, Paris, Ill., Oct. 21, ’74.
43060.
Prof. J.A. Light’s Ascension, Paris, Ill., Oct. 21, ’74.
43061.
Fair Ground 1870. This may be Rockford, Ill.
43062.
Note on verso “Prof. King flew balloon “A.J. Nutting” 550 miles flight from Chicago on October 14, 1881. Original name was “Great Northwest,” 80 feet tall and 60 foot diameter for Minneapolis Festival.”
43063.
Oct. 1927. View of Gondola of Large Blimp in Airdome Scott Field, Bellville, Ill.
43064.
Balloon in flight, blimp on the ground.
43065.
Balloon Ascension, University Grounds Picnic, Evanston, Illinois.
43066.
Balloon, Verona, Mo.
43067.
Balloon, St. Louis, Mo.
43067.
Balloon Ascension, circus, St. Louis, Mo. Banner with “P.T. Barnum” at right.
43068.
A Balloon, Moundsville, W. Va.
43069.
Balloon ascension, Connecticut.
43070.
Prof. Spencer’s Balloon “Eagle,” just previous to ascending in Winsted, CT, Aug. 13th, 1875, Friday pm. The Professor was up 50 minutes and landed on Blandford Heights near Russell, Mass., thirty miles distant.
43071.
Prof. Spencer’s Balloon “Eagle,” just previous to ascending in Winsted, CT, Aug. 13th, 1875, Friday pm. The Professor was up 50 minutes and landed on Blandford Heights near Russell, Mass., thirty miles distant.