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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 24 (December 1907) (1907)
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les per hour. Dr. Bell was en- who might wish to share in the feast. This alert crea- foot is loaded to the extent of 2% pounds when the ture was built for speed and strength, as well as for tirely satisfied with the result of the test, which was weight of the aeronaut is included. The weight… … Fn»t View, Showing Double-Opposed-Cylinder Motor and Propeller on Its Crankshaft. nauts assembled, such as Messrs. Archdeacon, Henri Deutsch, Delagrange, Tatin, Henri Farman, Capt. Fer- SANTOS DUMONT'S LATEST AEROPLANE. © 1907 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Machine · Radium · Device · Allosaurus · Apparatus · Scientific American · Patents · Santos dumont · Safety razor · Flying machine · American december · Sir william · Twenty feet · Glass tube · Sewing machine · Particulars address
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