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Obituaries: Orville Wright Isis May 1948		Obituaries: Orville Wright 1949

Obituary Current Biography 1948 1949		Obituary. Orville Wright Engineer Feb. 6, 1948

Octave Chanute's Work in Aviation Aeronautics Wright, Wilbur in partY - Jan. 1911		Odyssey of the Flyer American history illustrated McIntyre, Doug - Jan./Feb. 1994

Official Post Office Department Notice Concerning New 63 Air Mail Stamp Airpost Journal Apr. 1953		Official Program of the Wright Brothers Celebration, Dayton, Ohio, June 17 and 18, 1909

Ohio in Aviation. Twenty-Fourth Annual Banquet of the Ohio Society of New York . . . 1910		Ohio. General Assembly. Joint Resolution Providing for a Testimonial to Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, Deceased, Inventors of the Airplane on the 26th Anniversary of the First Human Flight in a Heavier-Than-Air Machine 1929

Ohio. Senate. Providing for the Presentation of a Medal to Orville and Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, in Recognition of Their Great Genius, Displayed by Their Invention of the Aeroplane Feb. 23, Mar. 2, 12, 1909		Oil Portrait of Wilbur WrightY 1952

On Twenty-Five Years of Flying Aeroplane G reyY, C. G. - Dec. 19, 1928		On Wright's Trials at Fort Myer Aeronautics Brown, Harold A. - Aug. 1909

On a Matter of Fraud Aeroplane G reyY, C. G. - Oct. 26, 1921		On the Death of Orville Wright Interavia Mar. 1948

On the Eve of the 40th Anniversary U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - Nov. 1943		On the Wings of the Wind Van Norden Magazine Newton, Byron R. - Aug. 1908

On the Wright - Smithsonian Wrangle Slipstream Apr. 1925		On the Wright Patent Decision Aeronautics Curtiss, Greely S. - Apr. 1913

On the Wright Patents and the Aircraft Industry. An Official Pronouncement Aeroplane G reyY, C. G. - Oct. 4, 1916		One of the Greatest Achievements in the Story of the Human Race U. S. Air Services Newton, Byron R. - Dec. 1931

Opening Up in Italy Aeroplane Nov. 28, 1947		Operation "Homecoming." Sperryscope True, Webster P. - Winter 1949

Opinion by John R. Hazel, District Judge 1910		Opinion of John R. Hazel, District Judge, February 21, 1913.Y June-July 1913

Opinion of Judge Hand Granting Preliminary Injunction in Favor of the Wright Company, Complainants, against Louis Paulhan, Defendant 1910		Opinion of Lacombe, Coxe, and Noyes, Circuit Judges, June 14, 1910Y Sept.-Oct., 1910

Opinion of Lacombe, Coxe, and Ward, Circuit Judges, January 13, 1914.Y Apr.-May 1914		Opinion of Lacombe, Ward, and Hayes, Circuit Court Judges, June 14, 1910.Y Sept.-Oct. 1910

Original Langley Machine Flies Aeronautics May 30, 1914		Original Wind Tunnel of the Wright Brothers U.S. Air Services Brewer, Griffith - Nov. 1938

Orville Flies Army Plane Chirp Mar. 1948, no. 37		Orville Wright La Conquete de l'air Sept. 15, 1908

Orville Wright 1908		Orville Wright 1910

Orville Wright 1916		Orville Wright 1921

Orville Wright 1922		Orville Wright 1928

Orville Wright 1929		Orville Wright 1932

Orville Wright 1932		Orville Wright 1932

Orville Wright 1942		Orville Wright Current Biography Oct. 1946

Orville Wright Engineering Feb. 6, 1948		Orville Wright Chirp Mar. 1948

Orville Wright 1949		Orville Wright 1950

Orville Wright 1962		Orville Wright 1964

Orville Wright U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - Feb. 1948		Orville Wright Wright, Katharine.Y - 1922

Orville Wright Dunham, Samuel R. - 1915		Orville Wright Mechanical Engineering Durand, William F. - July 1948

Orville Wright Henderson, Archibald - 1930		Orville Wright Accuses Smithsonian Slipstream Marshall, Fred A. - Apr. 1928

Orville Wright Attends 41st Anniversary Celebration U.S. Air Services Jan. 1945		Orville Wright Awarded John Fritz Medal American Machinist May 1920

Orville Wright Breaks All Records--62 Minutes in the Air Aeronautics Sept. 1908		Orville Wright Calls Armored Plate Useless Aerial Age Weekly June 3, 1918

Orville Wright Declines--Naturally U.S. Air Services Apr. 1928		Orville Wright Dinner Journal of the Society of Automotive Engineers July 1918

Orville Wright Dinner an Ovation Automotive Industries June 20, 1918		Orville Wright Dinner of the Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., July i.e. JuneY, 1918, Dayton, Ohio 1918

Orville Wright Disparages the Glider Literary Digest Jan. 6, 1923		Orville Wright Favors All Aid to Britain U.S. Air Services May 1941

Orville Wright Finds Historic Relic, Long Lost. Mechanism Which Made First Flight Possible Comes to Light in Laboratory Attic U.S. Air Services Shaw, Herbert - Jan. 1947		Orville Wright Flies Constellation Aviation News May 1, 1944

Orville Wright Flies at Dayton Aero Apr. 29, 1911		Orville Wright Flight in Berlin Sport im Bild Hildebrandt, Alfred - Aug. 8, 1909

Orville Wright Forecasts Aircraft Expansion U.S. Air Services Nov. 1925		Orville Wright Foresees Great Progress in Next Decade U.S. Air Services Jan. 1938

Orville Wright Gets Certificate No. 1 Civil Aeronautics Journal Sept. 15, 1940		Orville Wright Gives Original Airplane to England U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - June 1925

Orville Wright Goes Again to Kitty Hawk U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - May 1939		Orville Wright Honored Aeronautical Engineering Review June 1944

Orville Wright Honored U.S. Air Services June 1920		Orville Wright Interviewed Popular Aviation Farber, James - Apr. 1934

Orville Wright Looks Back to Aviation's Birthday New York Times Magazine Cesare, Oscar - Dec. 11, 1938		Orville Wright Makes New Two Man Record Aeronautics Sept. 1909

Orville Wright Ordered Return to America of Original Airplane U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - Feb. 1948		Orville Wright Presented the Daniel Guggenheim Medal for 1929 Mechanical Engineering May 1930

Orville Wright Presented with Honorary Pilot's License No. 1 Air Line Pilot July 1940		Orville Wright Proposed for Nobel Prize Aerial Age Aug. 28, 1916

Orville Wright Receives John Fritz Medal Mining & Metallurgy June 1920, no. 162		Orville Wright Receives Washington Award Journal of the Western Society of Engineers June 1927 (news section)

Orville Wright Reminds a German General of a Circus Cuneo, John R. - 1942		Orville Wright Says 10,000 Aeroplanes Would Win the War Within Ten Weeks New York Times Magazine Section Findley, Earl N.Y - July 1, 1917

Orville Wright Says his Health Would not Permit Him to Accept Commission to Rebuild Aerial Age Weekly July 5, 1915		Orville Wright Sells Aeroplane Rights to Syndicate Aerial Age Weekly Oct. 18, 1915

Orville Wright Studies Gliders Aviation News Aug. 30, 1943		Orville Wright Succeeds Col. F. P. Lahm as Chairman, N. A. A. Contest Committee National Aeronautic Association Review Aug. 1, 1924

Orville Wright Takes a Joy Ride Aero July 29, 1911		Orville Wright Takes a Look Back. Extension of Remarks of Hon. Herbert C. Bonner Congressional Record Nov. 10, 1943

Orville Wright Talks on Automatic Stability Aircraft Nov. 1912		Orville Wright Today Air Trails Ingells, Douglas J. - June 1942

Orville Wright Visits Washington U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - Nov. 1941		Orville Wright Without an Equal in Several Different Fields U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - Dec. 1943

Orville Wright a Fort Myer L'Aerophile Oct. 1, 1908		Orville Wright a Paris La Vie au grand air Breyer, Victor - Jan. 16, 1909

Orville Wright and Friend U.S. Air Services McFarland, Marvin W. - Aug. 1956		Orville Wright and His Brother Built the First Successful Aeroplane National Magazine Jan. 1926

Orville Wright and James M. H. Jacobs, of Dayton, Ohio, Assignors to Dayton-Wright Company, of Dayton, Ohio, a Corporation of Delaware. Airplane. 1,504,663. Application Filed May 31, 1921. Patented Aug. 12, 1924 1924		Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright Signed M. V. C.Y Charnley, Mitchell V. - 1952

Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright Heath, Monroe - 1956		Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, Assignors to the Wright Company, a Corporation of New York. Flying-Machine. 1,075,533. Specification of Letters Patent. Application Filed February 10, 1908. Patented Oct. 14, 1913 1913

Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, Assignors to the Wright Company, a Corporation of New York. Flying-Machine. 987,662. Specification of Letters Patent. Application Filed February 17, 1908. Patented Mar. 21, 1911 1911		Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, Assignors to the Wright Company, a Corporation of New York. Flying-Machine. No. 1,122,348. Specification of Letters Patent. Application Filed February 17, 1908. Patented Dec. 29, 1914 1914

Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio. Flying-Machine. No. 821,393. Specification of Letters Patent. Application Filed March 23, 1903. Patented May 22, 1906 1906		Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio. Mechanism for Flexing the Rudder of a Flying Machine or the Like. No. 908,929. Specification of Letters Patent. Application Filed July 15, 1908. Patented Jan. 5, 1909 1909

Orville Wright and Wilbur WrightY Improvements in Aeronautical Machines. Complete specification. No. 6732. Date claimed for Patent under Patent Act, 1901, being date of first foreign application (in United States), 23rd Mar., 1903. Date of application (in the United Kingdom), 19th Mar., 1904. Accepted, 12th May, 1904 1904		Orville Wright and Wilbur WrightY Improvements in Mechanism for Actuating the Rudders or Controlling Planes of Aeronautical Machines. Complete specification. No. 16,068. Date claimed for patent under Patents and Designs Act, 1907, being date of first foreign application (in the United States), 15th July, 1908. Date of application (in the United Kingdom), 9th July, 1909 1909

Orville Wright and Wilbur WrightY Improvements in or Connected with Flying Machines.Complete specification. No. 2913. Date claimed for Patent under Patents and Designs Act, 1907,being date of first foreign application (in the United States). 10th Feb., 1908. Date of application(in the United Kingdom), 6th Feb., 1909. Accepted, 9th Sept., 1909 1909		Orville Wright and Wilbur WrightY Opisanie ostova dvoinogo aeroplana. Description of the framework of a biplane.Y K privilegii inostrantsev O. Raita (O. Wright) i U.Raita (W. Wright), v.g. Deitone, v severoamerikanskom shtate, Ogaio,zaiavlennoi 13 marta 1904 goda (okhr, svid. Mo. 23488, Gruppa V. No. 15010, 31ianvaria, 1909 g Svod privilegii vydannykh v Rossii 1909

Orville Wright at Work Technology Review Kelly, Fred C. - Apr. 1948		Orville Wright in Berlin Die Luftflotte Sept. 1909

Orville Wright in Dayton, V. St. A. Patentschrift Nr. 258732. Klasse 77h. Gruppe 5.Steuerung fur Flugzeuge mit verwindbaren Tragflachen. Patentiert im Deutschen Reichevom 23. November ab. Ausgegeben den 17. Mai 1913 1913		Orville Wright in Dayton, V. St. A. Patentschrift Nr. 259339. Klasse 77h. Gruppe 5. Flugzeugmit verwendbaren durch senkrechte Stutzen gelenkig verbundenen Tragflachenrahmen.Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 13. November 1908 ab. Ausgegeben den 3. Mai 1913 1913

Orville Wright in Dayton, V. St. A. Patentschrift Nr. 259811. Klasse 77h. Flugzeug mitbeiderseits von der Maschinenmitte bezuglich ihres Neigungswinkels gegen den Windverschieden einstellbaren Tragflachen. Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 13. November1908 ab. Ausgegeben den 14. Mai 1913 1913		Orville Wright in Dayton, V. St. A. Patentschrift Nr. 260050. Klasse 77. Gruppe 5. Flugzeugmit verwindbaren Tragflachen. Zusatz zum Patent 173378. Patentiert im Deutschen Reichevom 13. November 1908 ab. Langsten Dauer: 23. Marz 1919. Ausgegeben den 17. Mai1913 1913

Orville Wright in Fort Myers Wiener Luftschiffer-Zeitung Oct. 1908		Orville Wright inventa un estabilizador para aeroplanos Tohtli Feb. 1917

Orville Wright is Flying Again Aviation Nov. 1, 1916		Orville Wright of Oakwood, Ohio, Assignor to the Miami Wood Specialty Company, of Dayton, Ohio, a Corporation of Ohio. Toy. 1,523,989. Application Filed November 10, 1923. Patented Jan. 20, 1925 1925

Orville Wright presented with John Fritz Medal Power May 18, 1920		Orville Wright the Flight Bringer; a Picture of a Quiet Man After Twenty-Five Years of Fame Liberty Lent, L. B. - Dec. 22, 1928

Orville Wright to Give First Plane to England. Mutilation of Langley's Machine Permitted by Smithsonian Institution, for Purposes of Private Parties to a Patent Litigation, He Charges U.S. Air Services Findley, Earl N.Y - June 1925		Orville Wright und Wilbur Wright (V.S.A.). Mit wagerechtem Kopfruder und senkrechtem Schwanzruder versehener Gleitflieger. Patentiert im deutschen Reiche von 24 Marz 1904 ab Flugsport Sept. 5, 1909

Orville Wright und Wilbur Wright in Dayton, (V. St. A.) Patentschrift. Nr. 173378. Klasse77h. Gruppe 7. Mit wagerechtem Kopfruder und senkrechtem Schwanzruder versehenerGleitflieger. Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 24. Marz 1904 ab. Ausgegeben den 16. Juli1906 1906		Orville Wright und Wilbur Wright in Dayton, V. St. A. Patentschrift Nr. 240702. Klasse 77h.Gruppe 5. Steuer fur Flugmaschinen bei welchem Vorderkante und Hinterkante gegen denWind in verschiedenem Winkel einstellbar sind. Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 15. Juli 1909ab. Ausgegeben den 15. November 1911 1911

Orville Wright und Wilbur Wright in Dayton, V. St. A. Patentschrift. Nr. 240181. Klasse 77h.Gruppe 5. Vorrichtung zur Erhaltung eines bestimmten Einfallwinkels der Luftstromung zurTragflache vom Flugsmachinen. Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 7. Februar 1909 ab.Ausgegeben den 28. Oktober 1911 1911		Orville Wright's 60th Birthday Celebration 1931

Orville Wright's Death May Return Kitty Hawk Plane to U.S. Museum Aviation Week McSurely, Alexander - Feb. 9, 1948		Orville Wright's Flights at Fort Myer Scientific American July 31, 1909

Orville Wright's Flights in a Glider at Kitty Hawk Scientific American Dec. 2, 1911		Orville Wright's Fool-Proof Plane Literary Digest Feb. 21, 1914

Orville Wright's New Stabilizer Almost Perfected Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering Dec. 15, 1915		Orville Wright's Record Flights at Fort Myer Scientific American Aug. 7, 1909

Orville Wright's last flight Aerospace historian Renneisen, Bob - Spring 1968		Orville Wright, Co-Inventor of the Airplane, Dies at Dayton, 44 Years After First Flight National Aeronautics Feb. 1948

Orville Wright--First Man to Fly Rotarian Case, Leland D. - Apr. 1948		Orville Wright--Motorflyningens Fader Ett Ar i Luften, 1949 Abelin, Rudolf

Orville Wright--Philatelic Memorial Stamps Horan, Joseph C. - Oct. 23, 1948		Orville Wright--an Appreciation The Light Plane Dorman, Geoffrey - Apr. 1948

Orville Wright. Signed M.W.Y La Vie au grand air Nov. 28, 1908		Orville Wright. In The National Cyclopoedia of American Biography 1910

Orville Wright: First to Fly Coronet Ingells, Douglas J. ;Lawrence Lader - Aug. 1946		Orville Wright: First to Fly Coronet Ingells, Douglas J. ;Lawrence Lader - Aug. 1946

Orville Wright; an Interview University of Dayton Opponent Crane, Carl J. - Apr. 1924		Orville Wrights Flug uber das Tempelhofer Feld. Signed A.F.Y Illustrierte Aeronautische Mitteilungen Foerster, August - Sept. 8, 1909

Orville and Wilbur Wright signed M. H. Sm.Y Smith, Maurice H. - 1932		Orville and Wilbur Wright Derieux, Mary, ed. - 1948

Orville and Wilbur Wright Griffith, Ward - 1946		Orville and Wilbur Wright Sullivan, Mark - 1935

Orville and Wilbur Wright as a Schoolmate Knew Them Out West Coles, T. R. - Jan. 1910		Orville and Wilbur Wright: an intimate memoir Antioch review Miller, Ivonette - Summer 1976

Orville and Wilbur--the Immortal Brothers U.S. Air Services Milling, T. De Witt - Dec. 1943		Orville et Wilbur Wright effectuaient, il y a cinquante ans, leurs premiers vols Aero France Dec. 1953

Orville si Wilbur Wright Romania aeriana Iacobescu, Gh. - July-Aug. 1938		Os Wright Arrudae, Matias - 1948Y

Os irmaos Wright Napoleao, Aluizio - 1941		Otto Lilienthal Aero Club of America Bulletin Wright, Wilbur - Sept. 1912

Otto Lillienthal: "the greatest of the precursors" AIAA journal Jakab, Peter L. - Apr. 1997		Our Aeroplane Tests at Kitty Hawk Scientific American Wright, Orville ;Wright, Wilbur - June 13, 1908

Our Aeroplane Tests at Kitty Hawk Scientific American Wright, Orville ;Wright, Wilbur - June 13, 1908		Our Early Flying Machine Development Slipstream Wright, Orville - Jan. 1925

Our First Air Pioneers Boy's Life Byrd, Richard E. - July 1928		Our First Army Flying Machine Technical World Claudy, Carl H. - Oct. 1909

Our Heritage from Wilbur and Orville Wright Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences Dryden, Hugh L. - Dec. 1953		Our Life in Camp at Kitty Hawk U.S. Air Services Wright, Orville - Dec. 1943

Our Recent Experiments in North Carolina. By Wright Brothers (Orville Wright) Aeronautics Wright, Orville - June 1908		Our Tribute to Dayton's Own Dayton Motor News Dec. 1928

Our Wings Grow Faster Loening, Grover - 1935		Overwinning op vleugels; Wilbur en Orville Wright leerden ons vliegen Hegener, Henri - 1953Y