Aerial Age Weekly July 1916
Early Aviation History The Aero Club of America Weekly Magazine 1916

Aerial Age WeeklyClick to view eBook CatalogAerial Age Weekly was the magazine of the Aero Club of America. (The Aero Club of America was established in 1905, and issued the first pilot's licenses in the U.S.). This publication is derived from an the original weekly edition of July 10, 1916, of Aerial Age Weekly.

The Wright Brothers’ first powered flight in 1903, just 13 years before this 1916 edition, gave birth to an impressive industry, and advancements in aeronautics that easily compare with gains in our modern modern computer society’.
 
The advertisements in this magazine illustrate aviation history lesson in themselves; engine choices were astonishing: 90,120,140 H.P. etc, straight-six, V-8’s, turbines, etc, etc. Want to be a pilot : Learn to fly a Sea Plane, or a Fying Boat. Or how about an Aeroplane just for Sportsmen ?
 
BE SURE TO READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS !!  Read about the Wright Brothers' Model L Tractor, aeroplanes from Curtiss, and  Sturtevant, and Martin, biplanes, flying lessons, hydroaeroplanes. This short magazine, or newsletter, is packed with aviation history, and a fun to read !

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