US patent 821,393 · 22 May 1906
Flight, as it was patented.
Nineteen sheets from the US patents of flight, from a glider in 1895 to the jet engine in 1946, printed big on the back from the patent office’s own scans. And four marks from the panel, embroidered.
Four lines
Wings, rotors, engines, instruments.
The first aeroplanes and the flying boats, the autogiro and the helicopter, the propeller and the jet, and the instruments of the panel.
On the heavyweight tee
Big on the back.
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Glider 1895 Heavyweight Tee
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Soaring Machine 1897 Heavyweight Tee
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Flying Machine 1906 Heavyweight Tee
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Flying Machine 1906, Plan Heavyweight Tee
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Flying Machine 1911 Heavyweight Tee
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Flying Machine 1911, Sheet 4 Heavyweight Tee
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Flying Boat 1915 Heavyweight Tee
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Flying Boat 1915, Plan Heavyweight Tee
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Flight Deck Embroidery
Navy, and instrument orange.
How each one is made.
From the patent scan
Every sheet comes from the patent office’s scan at 300 dpi, cleaned and set in one navy ink. Nothing is redrawn.
Big on the back
Printed direct to the garment, about 34 cm tall, with the sheet’s title in Arabic and its patent number beneath. Each piece is made after you order.
In two threads
The flight-deck marks are embroidered in navy and instrument-orange thread, at the centre of the chest and on the front of the cap.
New sheets, by email.
One email when a new patent joins. Nothing else.