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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 19 (May 1909) (1909)

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bile, as connected to a 4-bladed propeller having aluminium in Prance. The largest and most impressive of these was shown in the December 12th, 1908, issue of the •is the "Antoinette V," which is the fifth machine huilt Scientific American. An excellent illustration of the blades of nearly… … machine has made other flights, and has A condenser of fine copper tubes extends for- The Bleriot "Jfo. XI" monoplane inflight. shown its capability of turning and of being ward on each side of the body frame from readily controlled. It is the smallest and the aviator's seat to the front end for…

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