A lithograph produced by T.S.C. Lowe, Chief of Aeronautics, for the headquarters, Union Army of the Potomac, December 22, 1862. The document presents Lowe's proposal for the use of hot air ("caloric") signal balloons to carry a variety of banners and colored pyrotechnics aloft. In the remarks column, Lowe describes the plan to Col. Albert J. Myers, Chief of the Army's Signal Corps. The lithograph is matted and framed.
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A lithograph produced by T.S.C. Lowe, Chief of Aeronautics, for the headquarters, Union Army of the Potomac, December 22, 1862. The document presents Lowe's proposal for the use of hot air ("caloric") signal balloons to carry a variety of banners and colored pyrotechnics aloft. In the remarks column, Lowe describes the plan to Col. Albert J. Myers, Chief of the Army's Signal Corps. The lithograph is matted and framed.
Created by
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Date CreatedSource
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Keywords
Art; Aviation
Rights and Restrictions
Not determined
For more information, visit the Smithsonians Terms of Use.