1950s Air Age Aviation Molt Taylor Aerocar Flying Car Ralph Wiggins Biplane For Sale

This captivating vintage magazine page, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, offers a fascinating glimpse into the \"Air Age\" with two distinct stories of aviation innovation and daring. The top section features stunning images of Ralph Wiggins of Sunland, California, performing an incredible wing walk and parachute jump from a World War I biplane, piloted by Frank Tallman, at 70 mph. The vivid action shots capture the thrill and bravery of early aerial stunts.The lower section showcases the groundbreaking Molt Taylor Aerocar from Longview, Washington, an iconic example of mid-century ingenuity. The images clearly display the unique red and white flying car with registration N10OD in flight, highlighting its revolutionary design. The accompanying text details its capabilities, including a cruising speed of 135 mph and its remarkable ability to fold its wings and tail to become a road-worthy trailer. This rare piece of ephemera is a must-have for collectors interested in aviation history, experimental aircraft, daring stunts, and the visionary spirit of the mid-20th century.