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Title or Subject	Date & Details
Wings and parachutes.	Progress in Flying Machines         November 1891
Screws to lift and propel.	Progress in Flying Machines              March 1892.
Aeroplanes I.	Progress in Flying Machines                 June to December 1892
Aeroplanes II.	Progress in Flying Machines   December  January tor 1893
Aerial Flights.	Scientific American,  October 31, 1896
Opening Address to the International Conference on Aerial Navigation.	1894(?)
Gliding Experiments,	Journal of the Western Society of Engineers.
Indiana Dunes Diary,	kept by Octave Chanute of his important gliding experiments in 1896.
Chicago Newspaper Articles	about Octave Chanute's gliding experiments - June 24, 1896.
Chicago Times-Herald Articles	1897 by a reporter who visited Herring at Dune Park and tried the glider himself. A great description of what it was like to fly a Chanute/Herring glider.
Chicago Newspaper Articles	1898
Sailing Flight.	From 1896 Aeronautical Annual,
Recent Experiments in Gliding Flight.	From 1897 Aeronautical Annual,   (Missing a few photos)
The Chanute-Mouillard Correspondence	from April 16, 1890 to May 20, 1897. Only 12 copies of the English translation of the Chanute-Mouillard correspondence, undertaken at the request of Perl I. Young, were ever published.
The Chanute-Wright Letters	May13,1890  to  OPctober 18, 1901
Progress in Flying Machines.	Chanute's most famous and important work.
Experiments in Flying	June, 1900.