13 Early Worldwide Bi-plane RPC Pioneer Postcards

Lot of 13 RPC 1930's pioneer postcards of bi-planes, of U.S. and international origin. Some postcards include information, such as the names, England's "deHavilland," and 4-engine "Handley Page." The

Three RPC pioneer postcards from Germany and Belgium. Blank with some writing on the backs of two of them. Photos include an English double decker airplane captured by Germans and two bi-planes from B

About 35 RPC and Litho pioneer postcards of stars and singers from stage, screen, and radio, from New York to Hollywood, from the early 1900's through the 1940's. Some are used and canceled, others bl

Black and white RPC and colorful litho postcards feature airships from the early 1900's. Two Raphael Tuck & Sons brightly colored lithos No. 406 "Aviation" and No. 500B "Oilette" are included. Also th

Lot of 37. One Pioneer Card (Halleneck), 3 early no split backs (1903 Figueroa, Bellevue Terrace, Woman's Club), 4 RPC's (Friday Morning Club, common homes, etc.), Names include Chester, Baldwin, Roch

Early Bi-Plane Bell Toy. All original and complete. Unusual early toy. 10" Very Good

About 20" by 14", nice photo of a early Bi-Plane in flight. Has one taped tears, but displays well. Good-Very Good

Attributed to Müller & Kadeder. Germany - 1910 - 15" T x 24" W. This is a very kinetic and aesthetically pleasing aeronautical toy. Made in Germany, it draws very closely from the early biplane desig

915. EARLY BI-WING PUSHER PLANE | Hand painted, wind-up allows rear propeller to spin, when hung by string causes circular flight path. | 6" wingspan. | (Very Good Condition) | $400 - $600

German Penny Toy Bi-Plane Early 20th century. Tin lithograph toy. 1 x 3 in. A Rochester, New York estate.

LEONARD LUNA WOODEN BI-PLANE 13"H X 29 1/2"W X 27"L

204. BOXED JAPANESE RUBBER BAND DRIVEN BI-PLANE | Interesting early airplane toy with exposed wire frame and fabric wings, has dummy rotary engine, wooden propeller, and four tin wheels for landing ge

Original early wooden 4-wheeled pedal biplane. The steering wheel rod has been fabricated / repaired. Displays extremely well with a great look. It does have some splitting to the rear fin. Unkown man

Wooden Bi-Plane with Pilot. Measures 13.5" tall x 26" long. New in Box. Boxes have damage. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. THIS IS A LOCAL PICKUP ONLY AUCTION IN MONMOUTH JUNCTI

Wooden Bi-Plane with Pilot. Measures 13.5" tall x 26" long. New in Box. Boxes have damage. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. THIS IS A LOCAL PICKUP ONLY AUCTION IN MONMOUTH JUNCTI

Wooden Bi-Plane with Pilot. Measures 13.5" tall x 26" long. New in Box. Boxes have damage. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. THIS IS A LOCAL PICKUP ONLY AUCTION IN MONMOUTH JUNCTI

Child's Pedal Airplane Pitts Biplane - Offered Without ReserveBuilt from plans by Aviation Products, plywood construction, built to replicate private plane, white fuselage and wings with decorative ra

Mueller & Kaderer. German - 1908 - 16 1/2" T x 20 " W. Wow, how does one describe such a beautiful and rare German windup toy. The toy depicts a large Bi-Plane flying around the Eiffel Tower. It works

Germany, tin bi-plane made from Wright's Bros. design, painted in yellow, red and blue, features seated pilot at front wing, two props on rear wing. 3 1/2" wingspan.

WW1 "Jenny" Bi-Plane, New In Box. Some assembly required. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions of Box: 13 x 20 x 44

WWI Painted Tin German Bi-Plane Model Property from the personal collection of Seymour Stein. 18.5" W x 13.25" L

Houdini, Harry. Real Photo Postcard of Houdini Piloting Airplane [Signed]. [Australia], March 15, 1910. Divided back real photo postcard with caption “Houdini piloting his Voisin Biplane. The first

Large Collection of Texaco Related Toy Trucks, Cars, Planes, etc. - Offered Without Reserve - This is a mixed assortment of toy trucks, cars, racers, and airplanes from the 1970s up to the early 2000s

Wright brothers signed 7.5 X 8 photo Bi-plane in flight. The First Flight, it was 12 seconds that would change the world forever. On the cold, windy morning of December 17, 1903, on the sandy dunes of