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- (1874) Using Kites as Propelling Power (article in Manufacturer and Builder)
- (1878) The Parakite, a New Aeronautical Contrivance (article in Manufacturer and Builder)
- (1896) Composite of four photographs of gliders
- (1897) Lamson's Air Ship Kite ascending with passenger (photograph)
- (1897) Experiments with Kites (article from The Century)
- (nd) Octave Chanute flying biplane glider (photographic print)
- (nd) Glider multiplane model by Octave Chanute (photographic print)
- (1901-1911) Drawings by Alexander Graham Bell (multiple drawings of kites and other flying devices)
- (1901) Journal by Alexander Graham Bell, from July 19, 1901 to August 31, 1901 (Bell writes about kite experiments and includes photos of Helen Keller flying kites)
- (1901-1902) Journal by Alexander Graham Bell, from November 7, 1901 to April 29, 1902 (Bell’s notes on ancient flight; kite research and photos)
- (1903) Upon the Tetrahedral Principle in Kite Construction (article by Alexander Graham Bell)
- (1904)
Patent (Alexander Graham Bell’s patent for an aerial
vehicle)
- (1906)
Article by Augustus Goss, April 1906 (article about Bell’s
kite flying)
- (1907)
Tetrahedral kite "Codger" flown from an automobile
(photograph)
- (1907)
Alexander Graham Bell and others at kite house with tetrahedral kite
"Cygnet I" (photograph)
- (1907)
Notes by Alexander Graham Bell, December 9, 1907 (Bell
writes about the flight of the Cygnet)
- (1908)
Photographs of two men holding a kite
- (1908)
Alexander Graham Bell and his assistants observing the progress of
one of his tetrahedral kites (photograph)
- (1910
photo) 5 Perkins kites holding up a man at the Harvard Aviation Field
(photograph)
- (1911-1920)
British army war kite (photographic print)
- (1944)
Glider used to carry utility and service units (photograph)
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