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The Aeroplane (1911)

[London : Temple Press] · leaf 126

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ailed type, and the British height record by rising tola height of 5,890 went to Etampes that he might learn to fly it. In an feet. In September he came to Issy, and on the fif- incredibly short space of time he became proficient, teenth of that month, a cloudless, and perfect day, he and on the… … PLANES AND SEAPLANES AT YARMOUTH. — A Short "S 38" biplane; a 100 h.p. Short seaplane; a Caudron amphibian after falling into the sea ; and another Caudron amphibian ready for work. —(Photographs by Mr. H. Stone, Photographer, Gorleston=on-Seq, from whom copies may be obtained.) •-'

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