Il-62, tin toy airplane, c1970.

Amiga-Express 1970. V/A., DDR, 1970.

A scale model of the Concorde is getting a water-tunnel test to determine its airflow characteristics. Photo: Office National d’Etudes et Recherches Aeronautiques. In: Flight by H. Guyford Stever, James J. Haggerty and the Editors of LIFE Life Science Library, Time Inc., New York, 1965.

Tu-144. In:  Ezermester, 1972/2. 

Maszovlet. Dongó György, 1950.

Nagy Ernő: Rakétajárművek. Táncsics Könyvkiadó, Budapest, 1968. Hungarian book, hardcover, supersonic passenger airliner concept by Edward Henry Heinemann.

three more similar book covers here

Deutsche Luft Hansa passenger aircrafts (Ilyushin Il-14). In: Repülés, 1958. március (hungarian monthly aviation magazine).

Lufthansa, today’s German flag carrier, acquired the name and logo of the 1926-1945 airline upon its foundation in 1953 and considers the former airline to be part of its history, even though there is no legal link between the two companies. Between 1955 and 1963, the newly-founded East German national airline operated under the same name, but having lost a lawsuit with the West German company, it was renamed Interflug.

Ingrid Matthus német stewardess az Il-18 modelljével. In: Repülés, 1964. október.

Ingrid Matthus german flight attendant holding a model Il-18.

Correos de Chile - Linea Aerea Nacional - 4 milesimos - Casa de Moneda de Chile. Chilean stamp, 1960.