History of aviation in the Argentine Republic 1910-1923
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2018-12-22
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Argentine aviation program. News film with sound at times. Regular image quality.
Description of the film: Close-ups of a Bleriot monoplane taking off from the field and general views of a group of men observing the takeoff. Then you see the monoplane in flight and flying over the Rio de la Plata. General views of a crowd of people awaiting the arrival of the monoplane. Close-ups of the monoplane landing in a field, probably the feat of Bartolomé Cattaneo, in 1910. General views of a Farman monoplane in flight. General views of a group of men removing a monoplane from the hangar, in El Palomar, and then placing it on the runway; Lieutenants Pedro Leandro Zanni, Raul Eugenio Goubat, Alfredo Agneta, Manuel Félix Origone, Saturnino Pérez Ferreyra, Carlos F. Gimenez Kramer, Baldomero de Biedma and Leopoldo Casavega are in the place. Views of a still photo by Jorge Newbery. General views of Jorge Newbery testing with a scale, the traction force of an engine. Close-ups of Jorge Newbery climbing a Bleriot XI monoplane, in El Palomar, to move to conchillas, Uruguay. 11/24/1912 Close-ups of Jorge Newbery coming down from the monoplane and he is received by a multitude of people, after breaking the world record of height. 10/2/1914 Close-ups of a pilot sitting on a Rumpler Wasser monoplane, better known as La Paloma. General views of the monoplane taking off, in flight and landing. Close-ups of Alberto Mascias sitting on the Bleriot XI monoplane before leaving. Then you see the monoplane taking off from El Palomar, in flight and landing again at El Palomar. 9/7/1913 Close-ups of Pablo Teodoro Fels uploaded in a Bleriot XI monoplane before his trip to Uruguay. 1/12/1912 General views of the hangar and all the machines that were counted in El Palomar, at the beginning of the century. General views of the first Director of the Military Aviation School, Lieutenant Colonel Arenales Uriburu, reviewing the aerial flotilla with a group of men. You can also see a close-up of Lieutenant Raúl E. Goubat ascending to a Castaibert monoplane, of national construction. Close-ups of Alfredo Agneta climbing a Farman monoplane. Close-ups of Carlos F. Gimenez Kramer climbing to a Farman monoplane. Close-ups of a man spinning the propeller of a monoplane. General views of Jorge Newbery in the task of taking the speed of the wind with an anemometer, Pedro Leandro Zanni, Alfredo Agneta, the civil pilot Pérez Arsenio and the then aviation chronicler, who today is cinematographic director, Carlos Borcosque. Close-ups of Mr. Manuel Félix Origone receiving instructions from his instructor, engineer Alberto Mascias. General views of Marcel Paillette talking with engineer Alberto Mascias and Raúl Eugenio Goubat, outside the hangar.
Date: 1952
Duration: 10 minutes 26 seconds
Film code: D-01882
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Description of the film: Close-ups of a Bleriot monoplane taking off from the field and general views of a group of men observing the takeoff. Then you see the monoplane in flight and flying over the Rio de la Plata. General views of a crowd of people awaiting the arrival of the monoplane. Close-ups of the monoplane landing in a field, probably the feat of Bartolomé Cattaneo, in 1910. General views of a Farman monoplane in flight. General views of a group of men removing a monoplane from the hangar, in El Palomar, and then placing it on the runway; Lieutenants Pedro Leandro Zanni, Raul Eugenio Goubat, Alfredo Agneta, Manuel Félix Origone, Saturnino Pérez Ferreyra, Carlos F. Gimenez Kramer, Baldomero de Biedma and Leopoldo Casavega are in the place. Views of a still photo by Jorge Newbery. General views of Jorge Newbery testing with a scale, the traction force of an engine. Close-ups of Jorge Newbery climbing a Bleriot XI monoplane, in El Palomar, to move to conchillas, Uruguay. 11/24/1912 Close-ups of Jorge Newbery coming down from the monoplane and he is received by a multitude of people, after breaking the world record of height. 10/2/1914 Close-ups of a pilot sitting on a Rumpler Wasser monoplane, better known as La Paloma. General views of the monoplane taking off, in flight and landing. Close-ups of Alberto Mascias sitting on the Bleriot XI monoplane before leaving. Then you see the monoplane taking off from El Palomar, in flight and landing again at El Palomar. 9/7/1913 Close-ups of Pablo Teodoro Fels uploaded in a Bleriot XI monoplane before his trip to Uruguay. 1/12/1912 General views of the hangar and all the machines that were counted in El Palomar, at the beginning of the century. General views of the first Director of the Military Aviation School, Lieutenant Colonel Arenales Uriburu, reviewing the aerial flotilla with a group of men. You can also see a close-up of Lieutenant Raúl E. Goubat ascending to a Castaibert monoplane, of national construction. Close-ups of Alfredo Agneta climbing a Farman monoplane. Close-ups of Carlos F. Gimenez Kramer climbing to a Farman monoplane. Close-ups of a man spinning the propeller of a monoplane. General views of Jorge Newbery in the task of taking the speed of the wind with an anemometer, Pedro Leandro Zanni, Alfredo Agneta, the civil pilot Pérez Arsenio and the then aviation chronicler, who today is cinematographic director, Carlos Borcosque. Close-ups of Mr. Manuel Félix Origone receiving instructions from his instructor, engineer Alberto Mascias. General views of Marcel Paillette talking with engineer Alberto Mascias and Raúl Eugenio Goubat, outside the hangar.
Date: 1952
Duration: 10 minutes 26 seconds
Film code: D-01882
Copyright File DiFilm - Queries for archival material
[email protected] - http://www.difilm-argentina.com
More videos and information at: https://www.facebook.com/difilm
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