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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 3 (January 1908) (1908)

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meters (262 to 492 feet) at The New Antoinette Aeroplane, Showing Its Large Size in Comparison With a Man. about 30 feet height. On December 4th it made flights of about 150 to 200 meters (492 to 656 feet) and also This aeroplane, which was built after Capt. Ferber's design, is the largest flying… … flight as a result of the failure of one or more of the The Gastambide-Mangin Aeroplane—The Latest French Flying Machine of the Monoplane Type, guy wires. As can be readily seen from the photo- graph, M. Bleriot has modified the Langley type ma- Spread of wings, 32.8 feet; diameter and pitch of…

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