“Times” Curtiss Biplane subatomic which he called ''the biggest

which he called ''the biggest thing that's ever been done

and sometimes exhibits his work in galleries

before movie companies moved to Southern California

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Only two other players - Rod Carew and Paul Molitor - have reached double digits in the post-World War II era

“Times” Curtiss Biplane subatomic which he called ''the biggestIn October 1916, The New York Times commissioned the aviator Victor Carlstrom to fly a Times branded biplane from Chicago to New York, carrying mail and possibly setting a record for longest nonstop flight between those two cities. This Times photo of Carlstrom and his Curtiss R 7 is now available to you, printed on gicle archival photo paper. It is available framed or unframed, and includes a Times certificate of authenticity. This print is part of