1. Original Official WWII Monochrome Photograph of the Production Assembly Line for the Albemarie Special Transport Plane | The Armstrong Whitworth A.W.41 Albemarle was a British twin-engine transport aircraft that entered service during the Second World War. Designed as a medium bomber, the Albemarle was used for general and special transport duties, paratroop transport and glider towing. Albemarle squadrons participated in Normandy and the assault on Arnhem during Operation Market Garden.Label on Verso states: For First Publication Daily Papers, Thursday, 27.1.44 [January 27, 1944] "ALBEMARIE" - New Special Transport Plane - Large Numbers of the Albemarie Special Transport Plane are new ready for service. Its main role will be that of glider tug. It has a normal range of 1,300 miles, and a speed in excess of 250 m.p.h. at 10,500 feet. Picture shows: - one of the Assembly lines, where the Albemarie is being produced. For First Publication Daily Papers, Thursday, 27.1.44 | Also on verso is two blue ink stamps: 1) Photographic ... 30, Fleet Street. E.C.4. For Reprints etc., of this Photograph Phone: Central 5335; 2) Photographic News Agencies, Ltd. As Passed by Censor Press and Censorship Bureau | Approx. Size: 3" H x 5" W. 2. Early 20th Century Original Sepia Monochrome Photograph of a Single Engine Monoplane on what appears to be a golf course. The writing or logo on the plane's tail is difficult to discern | The original Antique (-7) Aviation Photograph has writing on its verso "Glen Wilbur Plane 6/30" in center; "13th hole at right of plane" written at lower right, presumably a gold course hole; and "6/30/30" written at top | The dimensions are Approx. 5.25" x 8.5" and 5" x 2.25".