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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 20 (November 1907) (1907)
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lliant polish, and with its white sail it is a con- blades decreasing from the innermost edge toward is 24 feet wide, 8 feet deep, and 17 feet high. The spicuous object during the daytime, while the tinkling the ends. The propeller is at the front of the aero- upper tier of planes is 12 feet wide.… … M. Farnian Making a Flight of Nearly Half a Mile Above the Drill ttrounda The 7-Cylinder Motor and 4-Bladed Propeller of the at Issy on October 26. Pelterie Monoplane. THE LATEST FRENCH AEROPLANES AND THEIR RECORDS. © 1907 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Machine · Meters · Motor · Apparatus · Patents · Scientific American · Buoy · Ounces sodium · Letters patent · Sodium sulphite · Star safety · American november · Particulars address · Total weight · Separating fibers · Diphtheria serum
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