Cutaway Drawings and Cross-Sections – Page 4

French Baroudeur SE 5000 Fighter Jet Cutaway, 1956

A nice G.H. Davis cutaway (note “France” added just above his signature) of a French Baroudeur SE-5000. See the landing gear on […]

Even though development of the Lark began during World War II, it was not finished in time to assist U.S. troops. Development […]

The occasion for this cutaway of the White House was its $5.4 million, 2 year-long renovation project under President Harry Truman. By […]

The Comet was quite a big deal when it was unveiled in 1950. Both Popular Mechanics (Popular Mechanics’ deHavilland Comet Cutaway) and […]

A gorgeous noir-like cutaway of an atomic pile by Alexander Leydenfrost. But why does the drawing look so vague and devoid of […]

In 1932, the time of this cutaway, this two-story Pullman berth intended to offer four rooms: two up and two down. Each […]

When this cutaway first appeared, the intended structure was still called the International Music Hall, as part of Rockefeller Center, New York, […]

Artist unknown, as this was a tossed-off illustration in the middle of a Popular Science, but what interested me: This is one […]

Illustration by Ray Quigley shows an anti-sub device from 1950 termed “the hedgehog.” It lobbed multiple depth charges all at once at […]

This unusual device, made by Stephens-Adamson Co. of Los Angeles, CA, reached deep into boxcars that had loose contents and swept the […]