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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 12 (March 1907) (1907)

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WITZ. the framework girders are folded immediately by a The flying machine illustrated herewith is arousing side of which the more sensitive organs are hidden, much interest at the present moment in German engi- this winged flyer has a protective framework of single motion of the piston m. In the… … the flying machine to be the support which he needed lifted or lowered and the wings to be extended or for the work, and was himself obliged to install a corresponding to an upper arm, is 10.9 feet, the lower folded up by means of a single manipulation in each small workshop in a dwelling room in…

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