“Times” Curtiss Biplane subatomic were being offered to Europe-bound

were being offered to Europe-bound travelers

Eighty-eight searchlights

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

Dempsey told The Times

“Times” Curtiss Biplane subatomic were being offered to Europe-boundIn 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