Spitfire Mk IX by Willard Womack
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Landing gear collapsed-on landing Blida Algeria 7th Dec 1945
Cosplay at Motor City Comic Con by Brandon Nagy
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Cosplay at Motor City Comic Con
Africa Railways - South Africa - Orange Free State Railways - OVGS 6th Class 4-6-0 steam locomotive Nr. 94 (Sharp Stewart Locomotive Works 4467 / 1898) by Historical Railway Images
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“Driver Burrows, formerly of Newton Heath, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway” This locomotive was originally Oranje-Vrijstaat Gouwerment-Spoorwegen (OVGS) Nr. 94. After the Boer War, it became CSAR Nr. 370 and again South African Railways class 6E Nr. 600. She was built by Sharp Stewart. The builder’s plate is visible under the number plate, while all the other Class 6 were on the wheel spashers en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_African_Class_6E_4-6-0
A-17 1941 by Willard Womack
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The Northrop A-17 was one of the last of the single engine Attack planes, with a total of 411 built. It first flew in 1935 however, by 1938 the Air Corps dropped single engine attack planes in favor of twin engine models. The, “A”, and later models, had retractable landing gear.
Aquarela Samba Dancers by davegolden
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SF Carnaval Parade 2022
India Railways - steam locomotive and passenger train (Magic Lantern glass slide) by Historical Railway Images
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Details of the locomotive and location will be appreciated
IMG_6576by William David Lee
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Harley Quinn Cosplayer: Alicia Marie www.instagram.com/aliciamariebody/
Spitfire Mk IIa by Willard Womack
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RAF 19 Squadron Spitfire (P7420) being refueled during the Battle of Britain, 1940. The thick bullet resistance glass attached to the outside of the windshield was a modification which was added during the Battle Britain. One pilot’s story–As soon as he parked, after a mission, a mechanic hopped up on the plane and attached one to his windshield. The very next mission it stopped a bullet.
2017-10-18 20.21.06 1628667951422685387_1426900685 by john anonnon
