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Soviet poster by Mikhail Soloviev. 'Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation'

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Soviet Poster by Valentin Viktorov

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Fantastic Yuri Gagarin poster by Valentin Viktorov

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Soviet poster: Glory to October! 1960

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Soviet Poster: Comrades! Soviet Land Has From Now On Become the Shore of the Universe! by Vadim Volikov 1961

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Soviet poster: Glory to the Conquerors of the Universe! 1961 by Valentin Viktorov.

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Soviet poster: Let Us Open the Way To Distant Worlds and Uncover the Secrets of the Universe! 1961 by Nikolai Smolyak

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Soviet poster: Glory To the Workers in the Field of Soviet Science and Technology! 1959 by Evgeny Soloviev.

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United Airlines Boeing 747 N4714U. Sydney Airport - SYD. Photo by P.T. Lea via Flickr

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Concorde Sydney Airport. Photo by P.T. Lea via Flickr

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Airbus A300 ad in Lufthansa Logbook inflight magazine

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Some maps from Logbook, Lufthansa's classy inflight magazine from my first overseas flight as a wide eyed adolescent in 1976 on a Lufthansa DC-10.

**Note my mothers handwriting recording the captains announcement that we're currently at 29,000 feet and that we'd be arriving at Bombay at 9.30 and taking on 6,310 gallons of kerosene.

Never know when that info might come in handy!

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Logbook was Lufthansa's very classy inflight magazine in the 1970s. Informative with lots of pictures of aircraft (you don't get that anymore strangely!) Even the maps were classy. I kept it as a souvenir from my very first overseas flight as a wide eyed adolescent in January 1976 on a Lufthansa DC-10.

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I know it's supposed to be a public display for us to marvel at but I can't help feeling sorry for the plane having to suffer the indignity of having two poles shoved up it's rear end.

© nicowestlicht Photo by Nico Westlicht from Flickr

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From The Rocket: A Ladybird ‘How It Works’ Book series ‘654.’ Originally published in1967. Illustrated by B.H. Robinson.

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Vickers VC10 at Duxford, UK

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Can you please dig out some vintage Soviet propaganda pictures praising the latest Soviet plane or something similar?

Yes I'll look into that. I love all that old stuff