Lindy and wife.
Lindy and wife.
Charles Lindbergh and wife ready to fly the Pacific. They left in July 1931.
Charles Lindbergh and wife ready to fly the Pacific. They left in July 1931.
Lindy and pals
Lindy and pals
Lindy and Mrs. Lindy
H. S. Andrews - pilot, Robert S. Leroy - co-pilot, Col. Charles Lindbergh - head pilot, Ted Weaver - pilot of Ford's plane, Newark NJ
Lindy with wife.
Lindy and wife at Churchill, Manitoba, Lake Baker - sixth leg of vacation flight from Washington, DC to Tokyo.
Lindy and Harry Guggenheim leaving New Western Air Express plane - Mitchell Field, Long Island
Lindy's plane East Boston Airport
Lindbergh arrives at East Boston for second time
Lindy as a mail pilot
Charles Lindbergh at East Boston
Lindbergh, East Boston Airport
Lindy arrives at East Boston Airport
Lindy arrives in Boston the 2nd time
Lindy stands next to a similar plane to 'Spirit of St. Louis' at East Boston Airport.
Lindy arrives for 2nd time at East Boston
Lindy arrives at East Boston for 2nd time
Lindy arrives in Boston at airport; greeted by Gov. Fuller and Mayor Nichols
Lindy and 'We' pose together for last time as he brings it to Washington, D.C. to be handed over to the Smithsonian Inst.
Lindy in plane.
Lindy and 'Spirit of St. Louis' last photo together
Chas A. Lindbergh - with Spirit of St. Louis - before plane goes to Smithsonian Inst.
Lindy standing in front of 'Spirit of St. Louis' before famous flight.
Spirit of St. Louis'
Spirit of St. Louis'
Spirit of St. Louis' being taken apart at Smithsonian Institute.
Spirit of St. Louis' being taken apart at the Smithsonian Institute.
Spirit of St. Louis' being taken apart at the Smithsonian Institute.
Lindy before he flew from N.Y. to Paris
Col.Charles Lindbergh.
Lindbergh in his plane, Spirit of St. Louis
Col. Lindbergh's new speed-plane.
Col. Lindbergh's new speed-plane.
Col. Lindbergh's new speed-plane.
Spirit of St. Louis'
Lindy and his 'Spirit of St. Louis.'
Spirit of St. Louis' being dismantled for Smithsonian.
Spirit of St. Louis'
Spirit of St. Louis' lands in Vermont.
Spirit of St. Louis'
Bremen junker deserted now on Greely Island after fliers flew on to New York in Ford plane piloted by Balchen.
Famous German junker 'Bremen' lands on Greenly Island. The three brave men that flew over the ocean were Baron von Huenefeld, Capt. Koehl, Maj. James Fitzmaurice
Germen plane 'Bremen'
Famous German junker 'Bremen' first to cross Atlantic from Europe. Landing at Greenly Island, Labrador.
Famouse German plane 'Bremen' flew from Germany to Ireland and across the Atlantic to Greenly Island, Labrador
World Flier Lt. Smith at East Boston airport. Plane
German junker 'Bremen' lands on Greenly Island. Flow by Baron von Huenefeld, Capt. Koehl and Maj. James Fitzmaurice

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