cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m12860
title: French airship "Patrie" on a postcard, ca.1907

description: Photograph of the French airship "Patrie" on a postcard, ca.1907. A front view of the airship, with the word "Patrie" painted in the center. Below it, several people gather to see the passengers off, and a man can be seen climbing into the craft from a ladder on the left-hand side. Several cables keep the aircraft on the ground. In the distance, the outlines of trees can be discerned. The background is neutral.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m12855
title: Large airship being held down by cables as spectators surround it at a "balloon school" in Arcadia, ca.1915

description: Photograph of a large airship being held down by cables as spectators surround it at a "balloon school" in Arcadia, ca.1915. The aircraft hovers slightly above the ground, pointing right, with several passengers on board. A crowd of spectators gathers around the craft, and two young girls in light-colored dresses and bonnets stand in the foreground. Several men on the left pull a cable to keep the ship on the ground. A structure is visible in the distance, while the foreground is composed of a grassy field. The background is neutral.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17089
title: Figures on the side altar at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the figures on the side altar at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1905. The six panels have arched tops and hold paintings of figures including Christ. A painting of a tilma on the wall tops the panels.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13038
title: Composite photograph showing six scenes from the National Air Races, 1936

description: Photograph of six views of the National Air Races, 1936. Photograph features six distinct images presenting different views of the Los Angeles Air Races. In the upper-left corner, a man is seen seated in a small white aircraft with the number "39" painted on its side. In the background, buildings can be seen. At center-left, a small biplane turns on its side as it passes above the ground. In the background below, various vegetation can be seen. At center, the logo for the National Air Races can be seen. The logo is composed of the heads of three pilots placed atop pictures of wings. At center-right, a close-up view is given of a biplane as it lands. In the bottom-left corner, crowds watch several vehicles move across a field. At center-bottom, crowds of seated spectators turn their heads up to the sky. In the bottom-right corner, a close-up of Roscoe Turner, prize-winning pilot is given with his trophy. The upper-left corner of this image appears to be missing.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13055
title: Glenn Curtis carrying Jerome Fancuilli as passenger at the Dominguez Air Show, 1910

description: Photograph of Glenn Curtis carrying Jerome Fancuilli as passenger at the Dominguez Air Show, 1910. At center, Glenn Curtis is seen gripping a round steering wheel and piloting a simple biplane. To the right, Jerome Fancuilli sits on the frame of the plane as it moves through the air. The plane is composed of two parallel, flat wings. Additionally, two sets of flaps can be seen on the edge of each wing. Below the frame of the plane, two wheels are visible and one wheel extends far from the structure. Several rods and other support can be seen holding the wings and frame in place. Below the plane in the foreground, several lightly-colored tents and a banner are visible. In the background, trees and houses dot the horizon.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13040
title: Composite image of five airplanes that flew in the Dominguez Air Meet, 1910

description: Photograph of composite image of five airplanes that flew in the Dominguez Air Meet, 1910. Above center, a group of five different planes have been compositely placed in this photograph . At center, the profile of a slender plane with a single propeller at its front and a tail composed of cloth is visible. To the left of this plane, two different types of biplanes can be seen flying in the sky. To the right of the center plane, a plane with a wide wingspan and single propeller is seen above, while a crudely-made biplane flies below. In the foreground below these planes, crowds of spectators sitting on benches look up to admire the planes. In the background, two flags can be seen fluttering in the wind.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13058
title: Wright glider built for Pilot Parmelee at the Dominguez Air Meet, 1912

description: Photograph of Wright glider built for Pilot Parmelee at the Dominguez Air Meet, 1912. At center, four men gather on either side of a large glider resting on the ground. To the right, Two men wearing hats and dark coats grip the wing of the glider. To the far left, two additional men wearing dark coats and hats press their legs against the bottom frame of the glider. One of the men turns to face the camera. Several bars support the wingspan of the lightly-colored glider. Also, a single seat can be seen on the glider near the men on the left. In the extreme background, a large grassy field is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13087
title: Miss Scott in the air at the Dominguez Air Meet, showing the plane moving to the left, 1912

description: Photograph of Miss Scott in the air at the Dominguez Air Meet, showing the plane moving to the left, 1912. Slightly above center, a single biplane can be seen against a clear sky. Two flat, parallel wings can be seen extending from the body of the plane. Also, two tail flaps in the shape of triangles are visible. Above the top wing, a single flap is also seen. Below the frame of the plane, two wheels can be seen. Several bars are visible hold the wings and structure in place. The background in neutral.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13088
title: Miss Scott in the air at the Dominguez Air Meet, showing the plane moving to the right, 1912

description: Photograph of Miss Scott in the air at the Dominguez Air Meet, showing the plane moving to the right, 1912. Slightly above center, a single biplane can be seen against a clear sky. Two flat, parallel wings can be seen extending from the body of the plane. Also, two tail flaps in the shape of triangles are visible. Above the top wing, a single flap is also seen. Below the frame of the plane, two wheels can be seen. Several bars are visible hold the wings and structure in place. The picture is slightly out of focus making some of the details harder to see. The background is neutral.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13022
title: Composite (?) image "Wings of the Night", depicting a small commercial airliner flying at night over a city, ca.1935

description: Photograph of a composite (?) image of a small commercial airliner flying at night over a city, ca.1935. Near the top at center, a small airliner can be seen flying against a black sky. A small circular propeller is visible at the front of the plane, and two other propellers are seen on either side of the craft. The small cylindrical body of the plane is framed by two large, extending wings. A small light is seen on each wing. The tires of the plane are connected to the wings and body by a series of metallic rods. Below the plane, a large lit city is seen extending into the horizon.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13023
title: Douglas DC-2 plane at Los Angeles Harbor ready for shipment to Australia, 1937

description: Photograph of Douglas DC-2 plane at Los Angeles Harbor ready for shipment to Australia, 1937. At center, a large metallic airliner is seen sitting on the edge of a wooden dock. The tail, wings, and engines of the plane have been covered, and several ropes can be seen harnessing the plane. Near the tail, several large alphanumeric characters are visible. Seven windows and a single hatch door are seen on the side of the plane. To the left of the plane, a small boat is seen with the words "Case Construction Company Inc." visible. To the right in the background, a larger boat next to a square building is seen. Several barrels can be seen near the building. To the left in the extreme background, additional boats and metallic structures line the water.; "This DC-2 was imported new for Australian National Airways, Ltd. in 1937, who named it "Pengana". Although it had a mishap in 1939 (it crashed into the Cooks River after overrunning the runway at Mascot Airport in September of 1939), VH-UYB went on to serve faithfully (mainly on the Adelaide - Melbourne route) until it was broken up in January 1948" -- unknow author. http://www.edcoatescollection.com/ac1/austu/VH-UYB.htmlCompares to CHS-40407 (record ID chs-m10962).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13025
title: Men loading a Douglas DC-3 airliner, April 1940

description: Photograph of men loading a Douglas airliner, April 1940. At center, a man dressed in a formal, darkly colored uniform and pilot's hat stands next to the open hatch of the metallic airliner. With one arm, the man holds the several packages visible within the plane. With the other arm, he accepts another package being handed to him by another man standing to the right near the propeller. This man is seen leaning on a stepladder against the plane. Several packages can be seen near the base of the ladder. To the left of the plane in the foreground, another man is visible carrying a large sack over his shoulder. A wheeled cart to his left is seen with several more sacks.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m21120
title: Close-up view of United Airlines DC-3 commercial airliner, ca.1935

description: Photograph of close-up view of United Airlines DC-3 commercial airliner, ca.1935. At center, the large metallic beak of the airliner is clearly visible. Beneath its dome-shaped nose, the numbers "72" can be seen. Slightly below the pilot's cabin, a small emblem with the words "United Airlines" and a picture of the United States is visible. To the right of this emblem, a hatch door is seen on the metallic body of the plane. On either side of the plane's main body, two large metallic propellers are visible. Each propeller is made of three, slightly curved metallic blades. To the left of the image, a small section of the right wing is visible. At the bottom of the image, the tires of the plane are slightly visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17090
title: Figures on the side altar at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the figures on the side altar at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1900. Five wall paintings of figures, including a tilma, are behind the statue of a saint standing on the altar. Bouquets of flowers sit on the floor in front of the altar.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13027
title: American Airlines airliner, showing two women posing in the foreground, ca.1940

description: Photograph of airliner, showing two women posing in the foreground, ca.1940. In the far background at center, a large commercial airliner is visible. To the left, alphanumeric characters are seen on  the tail of the plane. To the right of the tail, the word "American" is slightly visible along with a symbol obscured by vegetation. A man is also seen hunched near one of the windows of the plane near the engine. In the foreground, two women wearing boots and cowboy hats are visible. Both also wear scarves and long-sleeved jackets. To the left of the women, cacti and various vegetation is seen surrounded by a circle of rocks. In the extreme foreground to the right , leaves from a tree obscure the photo.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13028
title: United Airlines commercial airliner, showing crowd in foreground, ca.1940

description: Photograph of United Airlines commercial airliner, showing crowd in foreground, ca.1940. At center, a large airliner is shown stationary  in a large, open cement lot. Near the tail of  the plane, a small shield emblem is visible with the words "United Airlines". A small staircase is positioned next to this emblem connecting to the door of the plane.  On the right wing, a series of dark alphanumeric characters is seen. In the foreground, a crowd of people stand near a fence separating them from the cement lot. To the right, a small lightly-colored shuttle with several windows is visible. In the extreme background, large mountains can be seen framed against a cloudy sky.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13029
title: Scandinavian Airlines System airliner in flight, ca.1950

description: Photograph of Scandinavian Airlines System airliner in flight, ca.1950. At center, a large lightly-colored aircraft is visible with the words "Scandinavian Airlines System" etched across its side. Twelve windows are seen across the center of the craft, and three national flag symbols are also visible. To the left, the tail of the plan is seen with the symbols "SAS" and descriptive tag "LN-KLB" visible. The same tag is seen extending across the wings of the plane. A black stripe is seen along the bottom of the plane and forms a snake-like head at the captain's cabin. At the right corner in the extreme background, a coastline is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13030
title: KLM airliner in flight, ca.1960

description: Photograph of KLM airliner in flight, ca.1960. At center, a lightly-colored airliner is seen with a darkly-colored stripe and underside. To the left, the tail of the aircraft is striped and a small emblem is visible near its center. Also, large black characters are also visible. Eighteen windows are visible on the side of the craft. The phrase "De Vliegende Hollander" is etched above a set of windows. Two sets of large propellers can be seen on each side of the plane on its wings. In the background, clouds can be seen surrounding the plane. In the extreme background, numerous mountains and valleys are visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13031
title: Drawing of a Delta airliner in flight, ca.1960

description: Photograph of a drawing of a Delta airliner in flight, ca.1960. At center, a large lightly-colored airliner is visible. Along its center, several small windows can be seen. The enormous wings are each marked with two darkly-colored stripes that mark where the engines lie. Small white lines have been drawn away from each engine to indicate that the plane is in flight. Each wing has two darkly-colored engines with the word "Delta" inscribed. Additionally, "Delta" is also seen near the pilot's cabin and on the tail of the plane. A small crown emblem is visible on the tail of the plane. In the extreme background, mountains and ocean are visible below the airliner.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13032
title: Drawing of Super Star Constellation airplane in flight, ca.1960

description: Photograph of drawing of Super Star Constellation airplane in flight, ca.1960. At center, the lightly-colored aircraft is seen with a darkly-colored stripe along its side. To the right, the wide tail of the plane is seen to be made of three distinct ridges. One of these ridges has a star shaped symbol with the word "Lockheed" inscribed. Along its center, fifteen windows are seen with the phrase "Super Star Constellation" etched just above. Two engines are visible on each wing of the large aircraft. Near the pilot's cabin, another star-shaped symbol can be seen. In the background, clouds surround the aircraft. In the extreme background, city plots can be seen beneath the airliner.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13033
title: Airliner, showing modified interior, ca.1960

description: Photograph of airliner, showing modified interior, ca.1960. At center, an oval table sits in the middle of the walkway of an airliner's interior. To the left of the table, a darkly-colored circular sofa with several pillows is seen. To the right, two  leather armchairs beneath hanging lamps are visible. To the further left and right of the table, decorative curtains frame the interior windows of the plane. Beyond the table in the background, a doorway reveals another compartment within the plane. The open doorway is framed by a wooden wall with an eagle statue hanging on the right side. In the foreground, additional seats and tables are visible. Additionally, a Life Magazine is seen sitting on a table to the left.; Photoprint reads: "Aircraft modified for business executive use by Garrett Corporation's Air Research Aviation Service Division, LAX".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13295
title: Aircraft next to large-scale wind tunnel, ca.1930

description: Photograph of aircraft next to large-scale wind tunnel, ca.1930. To the left, a large darkly-colored aircraft is visible. The aircraft is seen supported from its tires and tail by four immense metal poles on a platform. A man is seen standing next to a single pole beneath the plane. To the right of the plane in the background, an enormous wind tunnel is visible. The interior of the tunnel appears smooth, and the edges of the tunnel point concave outwards. A large steel propeller sits at the end of the tunnel. A man is also seen kneeling within the tunnel. In the extreme background, metallic structures and stairwells are visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13296
title: Radar corner reflector pods mounted on a target drone, ca.1950

description: Photograph of radar corner reflector pods mounted on a target drone, ca.1950. At center, a long darkly-colored target drone is visible. It is supported by several metal rods that connect it to a wheeled cart. A small hatch is seen on the side of the drone, and two small cylinders are seen to the left. Above one of the small wings of the target drone, a large white cylinder is visible. The cylinder is rounded on the left-end and pointed on the right-end. In the background, the interior of a building is visible. Windows, lighting fixtures, and the ceiling of the building are seen. Description of image reads "Radar Corner Reflector Pods Mounted On Model OQ-19 Target Drone".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13297
title: Target drone in flight, ca.1950

description: Photograph of target drone in flight, ca.1950. At center, a small darkly-colored target drone is visible. The small cylindrical body is plain except for a small hatch near the front and a pair of cylinders that extend from the beak of the aircraft. The winds are long and flat across. Similarly, the tail has a small, flat wing parallel to the wings in addition to a curved, perpendicular structure. A single round propeller is visible at the front of the plane. In the extreme background, clouds surround the aircraft. The description of the image reads "Model OQ-19D Target Drone 200 Knot Speed Class".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17091
title: A crucifix at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a crucifix at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1900. A large crucifix with Chist figure leans against and exterior wall. A cloth is tied around the loins of the figure. The cross stands on a wooden porch. A wood door is visible in the background near a pile of folded cloths.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13298
title: Air Force high-speed sled, ca.1950

description: Photograph of Air Force high-speed sled, ca.1950. To the right, a large lightly-colored vehicle is seen mounted on a metal track. Two stripes line the vehicle, and a small description near the bottom of the vehicle reads "Air Force Flight Test Center Experimental Track Branch". Two people can be seen within the vehicle wearing helmets and other protective gear. To the left of the vehicle, eight cylindrical canisters lie parallel to the track facing away from the vehicle. Billowing clouds of smoke or gas are seen coming from the canisters. Description of the image reads "Air Force High Speed Sled For Ejection Tests -- Aerojet".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13090
title: Charles Lindbergh standing with five other men near an airplane, ca.1924

description: Photograph of Charles Lindbergh standing with five other men near an airplane, ca.1924. Charles Lindbergh, second man from the left, is shown posing in a photograph with five other gentlemen. The three men closest to Lindbergh stand facing the camera while the other two to the right of the photo face to the side. The men posing for the photograph all wear suits and ties, and all carry a hat except for Lindbergh. Also, three of the men have a small red ribbon pinned to the lapel of their jackets. In the background, a man with a white hat is seen standing next to another man beside an aircraft.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13091
title: Charles Lindbergh posing with three other men near an airplane, ca.1924

description: Photograph of Charles Lindbergh posing with three other men near an airplane, ca.1924. Charles Lindbergh, second man from the left, is seen posing with three other gentleman in front of an aircraft. All the men posing for the photo wear formal suits and ties. Two of the men next to Lindbergh are also seen holding hats. Additionally, red ribbons pinned to the lapels of two men are visible. In the background, a man with a white hat can be seen peering into the interior cabin of the plane. In the foreground to the right, a man wearing a cap is seen manipulating a large box with his hands.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13093
title: Charles Lindbergh posing with five other men around a table, ca.1927

description: Photograph of Charles Lindbergh posing with five other men around a table, ca.1927. Charles Lindbergh, third man from the left, is seen posing with five other men around a white banquet table. All of the men are wearing formal tuxedoes for the occasion. Two of the men wear red ribbons pinned to their lapels, while another man holds a small rectangular box in his hand. Also, the man to Lindbergh's right stares over to him. In the background, a large wooden wall is visible. In the foreground, the large table set with glasses, plates, and silverware can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m21121
title: Parade in honor of Charles Lindbergh, September 1927

description: Photograph of parade in honor of Charles Lindbergh, September 1927. At center, a long line of ten automobiles parade down the middle of the street, passing the Chamber of Commerce building. The two automobiles leading the parade sport two American flags near their hoods. Additionally, several patriotic flags and symbols hang from wires extending across the street. On one wire near the center of the road, one banner carries the words "Welcome Lindbergh". On both sides of the wide street, crowds of people are seen watching and cheering the parade. Flags and decorations are wrapped around each lamppost lining both sides of the street. Also, small bits of confetti can be seen flying through the air.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13303
title: Northrop Snark SM62 taking off, ca.1950

description: Photograph of a Northrop Snark SM62 launching, ca.1950. At center, a large darkly-colored rocket jet is seen taking off. A long lightly-colored strip is visible along the body of the rocket. Beneath the wings, two lightly-colored, cylindrical canisters are clearly visible. Smoke and flame are seen emitted from these canisters. On the right side of the plane, another pointed, cylindrical object lies adjacent to the canister beneath the wing. In the foreground, a metallic ramp and stairwell can be seen. To the left, a short, striped pole stands on the edge of a grassy field. In the background, plumes of smoke obscure the tail of the plane.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13305
title: T-38 Supersonic Trainer inside hangar, ca. 1950

description: Photograph of T-38 Supersonic Trainer inside hangar, ca. 1950. At center, a large U.S. Air Force T-38 jet is seen parked within a hangar. The body of the plan is slender and pointed, especially near the beak of the jet. On the top surface near the beak, glass panels covering the dual cockpit compartments are seen. A star shaped emblem is visible along the body of the plane and on the edge of the left wing. The wings appear short and flat, and a smaller pair are seen attached to the tail of the plane. Aside from its tires, several metal rods are visible beneath the plane extending to the ground for support. In the background, the bare interior of the hanger is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17092
title: Old leather saddle bags at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1900

description: Photograph of old leather saddle bags, or panniers, at Mission Santa Cruz, New Mexico, ca.1900. The not-very ornate bags sit on an Indian blanket. A brick wall is visible (blurred) behind them. From the collection of Lorenzo Hubbell, Ganado, New Mexico (Arizona?). Photoprint reads: "Leather pannier(?) used by Franciscian".