Published each year by the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund. This one is for the year 1980. Credit: Dimarik
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A copy of the brochure for the Bell Corp. Helicopter Gunships. Dated May 1972. Credit: Box Art
A copy of the BAC company brochure for the Rapier missile. The Rapier is a surface-to-air missile developed for the British Army to replace their towed Bofors 40/L70 anti-aircraft guns.
A copy of the Bell Helicopters Corporation company brochure on it’s products. Dated 1972. Credit: Box Art
A nice article and four ads for the introduction of the BAC (SEPECAT) Jaguar fighter aircraft. Article written by G.Swanborough. Dated 1970. Credit: Box Art
A copy of the British Aircraft Corporation company brochure on it’s products. Circa 1960’s. Credit: Box Art
A Raytheon company brochure showing the benefits of the Sparrow III missile. Circa 1958.
A copy of the United Aircraft Co. booklet on The Age of Flight. Nice booklet! From 1960. Credit: Boxart Den
A copy of the company brochure for the Grumman EF-111A Brochure. Dated 1976. Credit: Boxart Den
A xerox copy of the Cessna company’s brochure for the A-37B Dragonfly aircraft.
A copy of the Ryan Aerospace Firebee Q-2C Drone Booklet. This is an introduction to the original Firebee drone configuration. Circa 1963.
A few Fairchild Republic Aircraft original company photos of the A-10A Thunderbolt II Prototype aircraft.
A copy of the Consolidated Vultee Canso Flying Manual. Dated March 1959.
A copy of the Martin Company’s brochure on the Pershing Missile. Credit: L.M. “Roy” Reitter
The card present an "X" shaped piece of metal, with a residual coating of the launch gantry's red paint, attached alongside a photo of Juno I on the pad and a description of the history behind the small fragment. The title "Souvenir of America's First Satellite" stretches along the top of the cards. "The material that is on there is from a mesh screen that used to cover and surround the elevator that was used to go up and down the gantry.” Credit: L.M. “Roy” Reitter
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212 photos of Illinois Gate Guards, Outside Museum Displays and Air Parks Photos. Credit: David D Jackson
Several photos of the water tests for both the Mercury capsule and the F-111 escape capsule, The color photo is of the Mercury crew crash dummy. The pond was in Cahokia, Il just west of the present Greater St. Louis Air and Space Museum. Credit: Mark Nankivil
A copy of a AGM-84 Harpoon Lithograph put out by McDonnell Douglas. The Harpoon is an all-weather anti-ship missile system, is developed by McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company as prime contractor to the U. S. Navy. The Astronautics Company, a division of McDonnell Douglas Corporation, has been active in developing missiles for the U. S. Department of Defense for more than three decades.
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