Nungesser Collection

Nungessers Attempt - 1
French WW1 air ace Charles Nungesser, with colleague Coli, before their attempt to fly the Atlantic in the Oiseau Blanc ( White Bird ) : they vanish, either at sea or in Maine

Lieutenant Nungesser with Nieuport biplane
Lieutenant Charles Nungesser (1892-1927) - French flying ace during the First World War who suffered seventeen injuries during his time flying during the war

Hanriot HD-1 flown by Charles Nungesser
The Hanriot HD-1 flown by famed World War I French Ace Charles Nungesser in the 1925 movie The Sky Raider, with Nungessers distinctive badge on the fuselage side

Charles Eugene Jules Marie Nungesser, pilot and fighter
Charles Eugene Jules Marie Nungesser (1892-?1927), French pilot and fighter ace. Seen here leaning against his Nieuport 23, bearing his macabre personal emblem, and with three medals on his uniform

Nungesser, Charles Eugene Jules Marie & his Nieuport 17

Nieuport 23 of French ace Charles Nungesser
Nieuport 23 flown by the French ace Charles Nungesser. Date: circa 1917

Les Grands As : Fonck - Guynemer - Madon - Nungesser - Heurtaux. On reverse - BLASONS ET COSTUMES DES CHEVALIERS Aɒ IENS - giving further information in French. Maurice Busset (1879-1936)

Nungessers Attempt - 3
The Oiseau Blanc ( White Bird ) piloted by French WW1 air ace Charles Nungesser, with colleague Coli, at Paris before their fatal attempt to fly the Atlantic, never explained

Nungessers Attempt - 2
The Oiseau Blanc ( White Bird ) piloted by French WW1 air ace Charles Nungesser, with colleague Coli, before their attempt to fly the Atlantic : they will vanish at sea or in Maine

Aviator / Nungesser
French WW1 Aviator

Charles Nungesser
CHARLES NUNGESSER French WWI pilot (1892-1927)

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Charles Eugene Jules Marie Nungesser, a renowned pilot and fighter, is remembered for his daring attempts in aviation history. In Nungessers Attempt - 1, he fearlessly took to the skies with his trusted Nieuport biplane. Lieutenant Nungesser's skill and determination were evident as he soared through the clouds, pushing the boundaries of what was possible. With his iconic Nieuport 17 in hand, Charles Eugene Jules Marie Nungesser became synonymous with bravery and audacity. The sleek aircraft served as both a symbol of his prowess and a testament to his unwavering spirit. In every flight aboard this remarkable machine, he showcased not only exceptional piloting skills but also an unyielding dedication to achieving greatness. Nieuport 23 was another aircraft that witnessed the mastery of French ace Charles Nungesser. This formidable combination allowed him to dominate the skies effortlessly, earning him well-deserved accolades among aviators worldwide. His Hanriot HD-1 further solidified his status as one of Les Grands As (The Great Aces), leaving spectators awestruck by his aerial maneuvers. In both Nungessers Attempt - 2 and Attempt - 3, Charles continued to push himself beyond limits previously thought impossible. With each takeoff came an exhilarating display of courage and ambition that captivated audiences worldwide. Aviator/Nungesser became more than just a name; it embodied resilience in the face of adversity. Today we remember Charles Nungesser not only for his extraordinary flying skills but also for embodying the indomitable spirit of human achievement against all odds. His legacy serves as an inspiration for future generations who dare to dream big and pursue their passions relentlessly – reminding us that true greatness lies within our reach if we have the courage to chase after it like Charles did throughout his illustrious career in aviation history.