| Article |
Issue |
ACROSS THE ALPS IN A WICKER BASKET
Walker, Phil |
National Geographic January, 1963 |
ACROSS THE PACIFIC BY BALLOON
Abruzzo, Ben |
National Geographic April, 1982 |
BALLOON KITTY HAWK ACROSS AMERICA
Anderson, Maxie and Kristian |
National Geographic August, 1980 |
BRAVING THE ATLANTIC BY BALLOON
Eiloart, Arnold |
National Geographic July, 1959 |
DOUBLE EAGLE II LEAPS THE ATLANTIC
Abruzzo, Ben |
National Geographic December, 1978 |
LONGEST MANNED BALLOON FLIGHT
Yost, Ed |
National Geographic February, 1977 |
TRANSATLANTIC SOLO BY BALLOON
Kittinger, Joseph W |
National Geographic February, 1985 |
A WILD AND ILL-FATED BALLOON RACE, Paris 1983
Burnett, David & Shields, Cynthia |
National Geographic December, 1983 |
HOT AIR BALLOONS RACE ON SILENT WINDS
Berry, William & Jones, Don |
National Geographic March, 1966 |
BALLOON RIDE TO THE EDGE OF SPACE
Ross, Malcolm & Edwards, Walter |
National Geographic November, 1961 |
BALLOONING IN THE STRATOSPHERE
Piccard, Auguste |
National Geographic March 1933 |
FIRST COLOR PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE STRATOSPHERE
Stevens, Albert |
National Geographic March, 1937 |
HELIUM, THE NEW BALLOON GAS
Rogers, Sherburne |
National Geographic May, 1919 |
LABORATORY IN A DIRTY SKY, Project da Vinci
Engelman, Rudolf & Simons, Vera |
National Geographic November, 1976 |
MANS FARTHEST ALOFT
Stevens, Albert |
National Geographic January, 1936 |
STUDIES PLANNED FOR NEW STRATOSPHERE FLIGHTS
|
National Geographic June, 1935 |
THE GEOGRAPHIC'S STRATOSPHERE EXPEDITION
|
National Geographic April, 1934 |
THE LONG LONELY JUMP
Kittinger, Joseph W |
National Geographic December, 1960 |
THE SECOND STRATOSPHERE EXPEDITION
|
National Geographic January, 1935 |
TO 76 000 FEET BY STRATOLAB BALLOON
Ross, Lewis, Abercrombie, Sisson |
National Geographic February, 1957 |
TRAILING COSMIC RAYS IN CANADAS' NORTH
Pomerantz, Martin |
National Geographic January, 1953 |
If you happen to have any friends in the Antique National Geographic business and if
you happen to stumble over any of the following, please let me know. I have searched all
dealers in Seattle and Chicago many years ago when I flew long haul for Scandinavian
Airlines. Nowadays I only fly in Europe and used National Geographic are rare here,
especially the older ones.
