John Schmidt (dc8schmidt@twc.com) | Home > Browse:The Fabulous DC-10 Europe, Africa, AsiaThe Fabulous DC-10 Pt 1 The AmericasRemembering Trans Brasil July 2024Canadian Pacific in Postcards June 2024Remembering Dan Air May, 2024A Postcard history of Ansett. April 2024The SE-210 Caravelle Part 1 Air FranceRemembering the IL-62 Feb. 2024The Route of The Stars Jan 2024Remembering Mexicana 12/ 2023Postcard treasures from Japan Nov 2023Revisiting the Jaeger Cards. 10/23The Golden Falcons of Gulf Air 9/23The "Mystery" (Peter Black) issues 8/23A Look at Southwest Airlines July 2023Remembering the Pocket Rocket (BAC-111)Amphibious Airliners. May, 2023California's Airlines. April 2023The Last of the Great Douglas AirlinersThe Evolution of Icelandair Feb. 2023A look at Ethiopian Airlines 1/ 2023The Great Silver Fleet Pt. 2 Dec. 2022The GREAT silver Fleet. Pt 1. Nov. 2022The National Airlines of Central AmericaA Look at Aerolineas Argentinas 9/2022Remembering the Handley Page Herald 8/22Philippine Airlines. July 2022A look at Parcel Airlines May-June 22Taiwan's intercontinental Airline 4 /22The Regional Airlines of Taiwan Mar 2022Aer Lingus. February 2022Rare and Collectible pt 5. Jan. 2022Japan Air System December 2021Toa Airways, and its descendants 11/21Remembering Alitalia October, 2021The Airlines of Pakistan Sept. 2021Collecting the rare ones pt. 4Collecting the Rare ones Pt 3Collecting the rare ones pt 2 June 2021Collecting the Rare Ones Pt. 1 May 2021DeHavilland’s Pioneering Commuters 4/21Alia The Royal Jordanian AirlineA Look at Corporate Airliners March 2021Remembering Air Afrique February 2021The Ultimate STOL DHC-7 January 2021A Postcard History of Hawaiian AirlinesRemembering Sabena Pt 2. Nov. 2020Remembering Sabena pt 1 Oct. 2020LOT 90 years and counting Sept 2020The Fairchild Turboprops August 2020The Elegant Vickers VC-10 July, 2020Remembering Varig 1927-2006Remembering South African AirwaysA Selection of Korean Air Cards 4-2020The Vickers Vanguard. March, 2020Post Deregulation startupsCelebrating the Super 80 jan. 2020Remembering Northeast December 2019Boeing's mighty mini, The 747 SP 11/2019The ATRs Part 2, October 2019The ATRS Part 1 Sept. 2019A Postcard History of Air India 8/2019The Accidental Airliner July 20191933, Birth Of The Modern Airliner 6/19The Jaeger Airliner Cards May 2019Remembering Northwest April 2019Enell & Hoff Airliner Cards Mar 2019Airliners Nobody Wanted part 2 Feb 2019Airliners nobody wanted part 1 Jan/2019The Revolutionary Caravelle 12 / 2018Mystery cards, a numbered set 11/18Remembering Capital Airlines 10/18The Turboprop Convairs 9 / 2018Vintage Convair Props 8 / 2018The Embraer Jets July 2018Flying Colors - Braniff Airways 6 / 2018The Amazing Comets May 201860 years of Western airlines, April 2018Remembering TWA Mar. 2018A Look at Alaskan Airliners 2 / 2018Remembering the Avro/HS 748 1/2018Christmas & New Years Cards 12 / 2017Stratocruiser, Queen of the props 11-17The Commuters, pt 2 Oct 2017The Rise of the Commuters Oct. 2017The Star-Crossed Martin Airliners 9 / 17The Vickers Issued Postcards. 8 / 2017The Convair Jets 7 / 2017The Canadian Regionals 6 / 2017Flying Boxes, The Shorts Airliners 5 /17The Supplemental Airlines 4/2017The Universal Airliner. 3 / 2017The Whispering Giant 2 / 2017The Skies of France Editions PI 1 / 17The Jumbo Postcards 12 / 16The Beechcraft Airliners 11/2016Pan American, The Flying Clippers 10/16The Fabulous Electras 9/2016Remembering Trans Australia 8/2016The Air Travel Clubs 7/2016The Super Great DC-8 6/2016The IAWP Historical Cards 5/2016Warbirds, The Mighty C-46 4/2016The Local Service Airlines 3/2016The Super Saabs 2/2016The 1st Intercontinental Airliner 1/2016The World of British Airliners 12/2015Airline Postcard Collection/

Remembering the Pocket Rocket (BAC-111) The enormous success and passenger appeal of the early jets quickly spurred action on jet aircraft for short haul and lower capacities. By 1961 the newly consolidated British Aircraft corporation  launched the BAC-111 with orders from British United, soon to be followed by Braniff and Mohawk in the US. A total of 244 One Elevens were built, serving all over the world. Following are cards illustrating many of the 111 operators. Album by John Schmidt. 1 - 229 of 229 Total. 0 Visits.

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