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Imaginary Aircraft of Massive Oddness

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These Air Wonder Stories magazine covers are just absolutely delightful–full of abolute hope and belief in the possibilities of what the future might bring i the forms o fair travel.  THe first shows an enormous jet-powered craft that is breaking through a waterspout, seemingly undisturbed. 

Air Wonder Stories, Dec. 1929

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