"Position is everything in life", anyway its a lot in the life of John Reynolds better known as the "human fly". He is shown doing his stuff on the flag pole of the Times-Herald Bldg. Wash[ington] D.C.

The "Human fly" otherwise known as John Reynolds giving an exhibition of his skill on the roof of the Times-Herald Bldg. Wash[ington] D.C.

A poster comes to life. Aviation-radio Chief John Marshall Evans, the sailor of the "Men Working Together" war poster, listens to radio communications at his navy post. Allegheny-Steel, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Even though the mascot of the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is a falcon, this is the "Eagle and Fledglings Statue," presented as a gift in 1958 by the personnel of Air Training Command. It contains the inscription by Austin Dusty Miller that reads, "Man's flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge"

Lt. Lowell Smith, who was in command of the flight around the world, posing for Joseph Anthony Atchison, Wash. sculptor, who is making individual busts of the world fliers

"Jersey" Ringel standing on top of wing of aeroplane [in flight] with camera

The Conquest of the Air, The Story of Man’s Efforts to Fly- Ballooning [Bernard Meiklejohn, World’s Work]

"Position is everything in life", anyway its a lot in the life of John Reynolds better known as the "human fly". He is shown doing his stuff on the flag pole of the Times-Herald Bldg. Wash[ington] D.C.

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No. 28712.
National Photo Company Collection.

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