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Title: Aviation Stories
Description: The cover of "Tom Swift and His Airship or the Stirring Cruise of the Red Cloud."
Image ID: 10181
Creation
Date: 		1910 
Creator
Name: 		Grosset & Dunlap
City, State: New York
Collection
Name: 		University of Wisconsin Memorial Library
Genre: Books
Additional
Information: 		This title, published in 1910, was the third volume in Victor Appleton's popular series about Tom, his friends, and their adventures with technology, especially transportation technology. The airship in the title refers to dirigibles, not airplanes. It was the first title from the Tom Swift series to deal with aviation. Tom developed a special love for aviation and airplanes, and subsequent volumes in the series concerned gliders, military aircraft, racing planes, and flying boats.
Subjects: Books
Airplanes
 

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