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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 7 (August 1906) (1906)

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entered aeroplane is formed of two elliptical parts which are upon the aeronaut's body, and he works the wings by for the prize. built of canvas stretched upon a frame of light wood. means of stirrups attached to his feet and connected As regards the new aeroplane which Messrs. Bleriot A supporting… … Count de la Yaulxs Ail-snip is lj.4.8 Feci aami* ana e.a feet in The Airship is Driven by a 4-Cyhnder Gasoline Motor ot 16 Hoiso-Power Having Its Diameter, it Contains a Compensating Ballonette of 140 Cylinders Arranged in Pairs at an Angle of 90 Degrees. Cubic Yards Capacity. REGENT AEROPLANES AND…

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