| Record ID | marc_records_scriblio_net/part02.dat:44613316:1142 |
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050 00 $aTL501$b.R6
100 1 $aWalker, Thomas,$cportrait painter.
245 12 $aA treatise upon the art of flying,$bby mechanical means, with a full explanation of the natural principles by which birds are enabled to fly; likewise instructions and plans, for making a flying car with wings, in which a man may sit, and, by working a small lever, cause himself to ascend and soar through the air with the facility of a bird.$cBy Thomas Walker, portrait painter, Hull. Hull, Printed by J. Simmons, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, London, 1810.
260 $a[Greenwich,$c1878?]
300 $a[43] p.$c18 cm.
500 $aIn: Aeronautical society of Great Britain, London. Annual report 12th, 1877. p. [27]-69.
500 $aIssued also in Aeronautical annual, Boston, 1895, p. [49]-81.
650 0 $aFlight.
650 0 $aFlying-machines.